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Workshop: Emotional Sobriety - Joe & Charlie - Part 2 of 2
Workshop: Emotional Sobriety - Joe & Charlie - Part 2 of 2
Workshop: Emotional Sobriety - Joe & Charlie - Part 2 of 2
Tuesday 30th May 2023
Explore emotional sobriety with Joe & Charlie's workshop, focusing on AA's traditions and spiritual anonymity.
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Episode Overview
- Emotional sobriety is crucial for long-term recovery.
- Anonymity protects both individuals and AA's integrity.
- AA's traditions foster humility and equality.
- The General Service Conference empowers member voices.
- Spiritual anonymity prioritises group welfare over personal desires.
Spiritual anonymity is where we all practice true humility.
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? This episode of Sober Cast dives into the complexities of emotional sobriety within Alcoholics Anonymous, guided by the iconic duo Joe & Charlie, along with John W. Recorded at the Wilson House in 1990, this workshop unpacks the challenges faced by AA members in maintaining emotional sobriety, a key component of recovery that goes beyond abstaining from alcohol.
Joe & Charlie highlight the importance of anonymity, not just for personal privacy, but as a fundamental aspect of AA's philosophy. They delve into the traditions and concepts that protect members and ensure AA's integrity. The session covers how these principles aid in achieving emotional balance and spiritual anonymity, reminding members to prioritise group welfare over individual desires.
You'll hear about the pivotal role of the General Service Conference and its intricate structure designed to uphold AA's values while empowering members to have a voice in the organisation's affairs. With anecdotes and humour, Joe & Charlie illustrate how these non-action traditions foster humility and equality among members, regardless of their sobriety duration. As you listen, you'll gain insights into how AA's unique approach, which shuns promotion, creates an authentic and attractive environment for recovery.
So, are you ready to explore what it truly means to be emotionally sober within AA? This episode offers valuable lessons for anyone seeking to understand or support someone in their recovery journey.