Joe C
Joe C
We Agnostic Panel 1990 Seattle AA World Convention
We Agnostic Panel 1990 Seattle AA World Convention
We Agnostic Panel 1990 Seattle AA World Convention
Friday 13th June 2025
Dive into AA history with the 1990 Agnostic Panel, exploring recovery without divine intervention. Unique voices share personal journeys.
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Get the buttons here!Exploring Secular Recovery: The 1990 Agnostic AA Panel
Episode Overview
- Recovery can be personalised without traditional religious beliefs.
- Secular meetings offer a safe space for diverse perspectives.
- Self-acceptance is crucial in non-religious recovery.
- Community support enhances sobriety journeys.
- Anonymity remains a vital tradition within AA.
What mattered was what I do. And if I do the wrong thing, then I am going to pay the price for that wrong thing in pain.
Rebellion Dogs Radio presents a fascinating glimpse into AA's historical landscape with the 'We Agnostic Panel 1990 Seattle AA World Convention'. This episode transports you back to the first-ever agnostic panel at an AA International Convention, showcasing a diverse array of voices from the atheist and agnostic community within AA. Hosted by Joe C., the episode features speakers like Bruce, Sarah, Charlie P., Phyllis M., and others who share their experiences navigating recovery without traditional religious beliefs.
These speakers explore the challenges and triumphs of working the 12-step programme without divine intervention, offering personal stories that range from humorous to heartfelt. The discussion reveals how secular meetings provide a safe space for those who struggle with the concept of a higher power, emphasising self-acceptance and personal growth. Whether you're curious about secular approaches to recovery or seeking a fresh perspective on sobriety, this episode is a valuable listen.
It offers a reminder that recovery is a deeply personal journey, adaptable to individual beliefs and philosophies. Tune in for an engaging exploration of alternative paths to sobriety.