Step 3: Embracing Surrender with George G on Sober Cast
To me it was very important because we talk about the abcs a lot. Six were entirely willing that god remove all these defects of character from us. Eight made a list of all persons we had harmed and became willing to make complete amends to them all.Twelve: having had a spiritual experience as the result of this course of action, we try to carry this message to others, especially alcoholics, and to practice these principles in all our affairs.
What does it truly mean to surrender to a higher power? In this episode of Sober Cast, George G from Boca Raton, Florida, takes listeners on a journey through Step 3 of the 12-Step program. Recorded back in 2009, George's talk is both enlightening and practical, offering a deep dive into the concept of surrendering one's will to a higher power. George candidly discusses the hurdles many face when grappling with Step 3.
He shares his own experiences and insights, making the abstract idea of surrender more relatable and achievable. Through personal anecdotes and references to AA literature, George highlights how embracing a higher power can transform one's recovery journey and foster personal growth. This episode isn't just about theory; it's about actionable steps.
George emphasizes the importance of finding a personal understanding of a higher power and how taking action can help cut through self-will, making space for a higher power to guide one's life. His reflections are not only thought-provoking but also offer practical advice for anyone navigating their path to sobriety.
Whether you're new to the 12-Step program or have been on this journey for years, George's insights on Step 3 provide a fresh perspective on surrender and its pivotal role in recovery. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of how surrendering to a higher power can be a cornerstone for lasting sobriety.