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Workshop: The Inventory Process - Part 2 of 4
Workshop: The Inventory Process - Part 2 of 4
Workshop: The Inventory Process - Part 2 of 4
Wednesday 23rd April 2025
Join Scott R from Van Nuys in part two of a workshop on the inventory process, offering valuable insights into recovery and the Big Book.
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Episode Overview
- Taking inventory is crucial for understanding personal shortcomings.
- Resentment can severely impact spiritual health and sobriety.
- Moral psychology plays a significant role in the recovery process.
- Honesty with oneself and others is essential in AA.
- Applying AA principles can help overcome feelings of guilt and shame.
"Take away my difficulties so this column of human sewage can get into some kind of position to be of some help to another human being"
In this episode of Sober Cast, Scott R from Van Nuys leads part two of a four-part workshop on the inventory process. Scott dives deep into the importance of taking inventory, sharing anecdotes and reflections that are both humorous and insightful. He talks about the origins of the Big Book and the significance of moral psychology in recovery.
Scott’s engaging storytelling makes complex concepts accessible, as he recounts his experiences and those of others, highlighting the struggles and triumphs faced in sobriety. His discussion on resentment and its impact on spiritual health is particularly compelling, offering practical advice on how to confront and overcome these feelings. Whether you’re new to AA or a long-time member, Scott’s workshop provides valuable insights into the inventory process, making it a must-listen for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of recovery.