Walking Through the Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions, STEP EIGHTWalking Through the Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions, STEP EIGHT
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42:46•23 Sept 2020
Step Eight: The Heart of Making Amends in Recovery
“Nothing yields more satisfying and valuable rewards than digging into this stuff.”
Ever wondered why making amends is such a pivotal part of recovery? In this insightful episode of 'Take 12 Recovery Radio', Chris S. and Monty Dale Meyer, affectionately known as the Monty'man, break down Step Eight of the Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions. This step isn't just about saying sorry—it's about genuine willingness to repair the damage caused by addiction.
Chris S., a renowned Circuit Speaker, guides listeners through the nuances of this crucial step, emphasizing the importance of personal character development and forgiveness. The conversation kicks off with a look back at Steps Five through Seven, setting the stage for the deep work involved in Step Eight. They delve into how identifying and sharing character defects prepares you for the willingness needed in Step Eight.
Making a list of all persons harmed and becoming willing to make amends isn't just a task—it's a transformative process that paves the way for spiritual growth and emotional stability. Chris and Monty discuss how purposeful forgetting can hinder recovery and stress the need for honesty and humility. They also touch on the upcoming Step Nine, giving listeners a preview of what's next in the journey.
Whether you're in recovery or simply curious about the Twelve Steps, this episode offers practical advice and heartfelt insights that resonate deeply. Tune in for a powerful guide to navigating Step Eight and moving towards a more fulfilling, sober life.

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