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Unpacking The Serenity Prayer
Unpacking The Serenity Prayer
Unpacking The Serenity Prayer
Monday 5th February 2018
Dive into the history and significance of the Serenity Prayer with Monty Meyer on 'Take 12 Recovery Radio'. A must-listen for those in addiction recovery.
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Courage is actually just stepping forward and releasing the will, because we don't have the will. We're talking about God doing these things. And the other thing, that the connotations there about being powerless, yeah right, because if we, if we have power, we wouldn't be saying: god right, we're going to me looking in the mirror.
Ever wondered about the roots of the Serenity Prayer and why it holds such a special place in addiction recovery? This episode of 'Take 12 Recovery Radio' offers a fascinating dive into the history and significance of this powerful prayer. Hosted by Monty Dale Meyer, also known as the Monty'man, the discussion covers intriguing questions like how Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) adopted the prayer, why only a portion of it is commonly used, and the mystery surrounding its true authorship.
Monty and his guests share personal stories and insights, making the conversation both relatable and enlightening. Alongside these deep dives, the episode keeps things lively with segments like Take 12 Trivia and the Weekly Whine, offering a mix of fun and reflection. To top it all off, the show concludes with the Serenity Prayer Song by Billy McLaughlin, providing a musical touch to this meaningful discussion.
Whether you're familiar with the Serenity Prayer or hearing about it for the first time, this episode promises to enrich your understanding and appreciation of its role in recovery.