Topic: Step 2 (Sandy B)Topic: Step 2 (Sandy B)
Sober Cast: An (unofficial) Alcoholics Anonymous Podcast AA
This is a topic meeting led by Sandy B, he was a very popular circuit speaker back in his time, he conducted workshops and spoke all over the world for many years. He is leading a small meeting on Step 2 at an unknown time and place. Email: sobercast...
44:25•26 Aug 2021
Sandy B's Take on Step 2: Embracing a Higher Power
“What the second step is all about is the big, the great debate that is going rage within you over this higher power issue and then eventually changing our mind.”
Ever pondered the role of a higher power in recovery? Sandy B, a renowned circuit speaker, dives into this very topic in this episode of Sober Cast. Known for his engaging workshops and talks around the globe, Sandy leads a small meeting focused on Step 2 of Alcoholics Anonymous. His discussion touches on the necessity of surrender, the challenges posed by ego-driven alcoholism, and the significance of faith in the recovery process.
He also shares his personal experiences and reflections, making the abstract concepts feel tangible and relatable. In addition to these insights, Sandy delves into the agnostic chapter of the Big Book, comparing outcomes for those who follow the program's directions versus those who don't. He wraps up the meeting with the Lord's Prayer, offering a sense of closure and spiritual connection.
Whether you're new to AA or have been on this journey for a while, Sandy's talk provides valuable perspectives that can help deepen your understanding of Step 2. Tune in to hear Sandy B's thoughtful exploration of these themes and gain a fresh perspective on the role of a higher power in recovery. This episode is perfect for anyone grappling with the concept of faith or seeking to strengthen their spiritual foundation in sobriety.

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