Unveiling the Spiritual Roots of AA: Insights from The Oxford Group
Episode Overview
The Oxford Group's history deeply influenced AA's 12 Steps. Two Way Prayer is a powerful tool for personal transformation. The Four Absolutes guide moral and spiritual growth. Spiritual practices can bridge divides and heal communities. Quiet times enhance spiritual connection and guidance.
"You have to build a bridge of trust that is strong enough to bear the weight of the truth that you're trying to deliver."
Get ready to be moved by real-life accounts of transformation in 'The Oxford Group: An Inside View'. Father Bill W. takes listeners on a journey through the roots of Alcoholics Anonymous, exploring its spiritual foundations with guests Rob and Susan Corcoran. As long-time leaders of the Oxford Group, they offer unique insights into the group's history and its profound impact on the 12-Step movement.
Susan shares her family's transformative experiences with the group, highlighting the importance of quiet times and listening to God, while Rob discusses the group's global influence and its role in fostering reconciliation and healing. The episode also delves into the concept of 'Two Way Prayer' and the 'Four Absolutes', emphasising their significance in personal and communal change. Rob and Susan's anecdotes reveal how these practices have been instrumental in bridging divides and promoting healing across communities. Father Bill W.
reflects on his own journey, illustrating how revisiting these foundational practices has enriched his recovery experience. Listeners will find themselves reflecting on their own spiritual practices and considering how these historical insights might apply to their lives today. If you're curious about the spiritual underpinnings of recovery or seeking inspiration from those who have walked the path before, this episode is a must-listen. Are you ready to explore what the forgotten elements of AA can teach us about transformation today?