Alyssa
Alyssa
2024-02-18-AA Morning Snippets
2024-02-18-AA Morning Snippets
2024-02-18-AA Morning Snippets
Sunday 18th February 2024
Join Alyssa for morning reflections, prayers, and personal insights on recovery in this uplifting episode of 'AA Morning Snippets'.
3 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Begin your day with a moment of silence for suffering and recovering alcoholics.
- Reflect on the serenity prayer for courage and wisdom.
- Understand that everyone finds their own pace in recovery.
- Strength often comes from accepting defeat.
- End with the Lord's Prayer and a plea for help to stay sober.
Strength arises out of complete defeat and weakness.
Start your day on a positive note with 'AA Morning Snippets', hosted by Alyssa. This episode, dated February 18th, 2024, begins with a moment of silence for suffering and recovering alcoholics and their loved ones. Alyssa then leads you through the serenity prayer, asking for the courage to change the things we can and the wisdom to know the difference.
She reflects on her personal journey with the AA steps, sharing how her initial attempts felt like an obligation but eventually transformed into a meaningful spiritual experience. Alyssa emphasises that everyone finds their own pace in recovery, inspired by the shared experiences within the AA fellowship. She quotes from Alcoholics Anonymous, highlighting the importance of accepting defeat to find strength and a new life.
The episode concludes with the Lord's Prayer and a heartfelt plea for help to stay sober for the day. Alyssa's reflections and prayers offer a comforting and motivational start to your day, reminding you that recovery is a personal journey and that strength often arises from our weakest moments.