Finding Strength in Self-Forgiveness: Step 10 with Randy Mermell
Episode Overview
Importance of continuous self-inventory and admitting when wrong. Using meditation to connect with a higher power. Challenges of maintaining humility amidst material success. Understanding the sneaky nature of alcoholism. Practising true tolerance by abandoning hatred and possessiveness.
It's a disease that centres in my mind, and it talks to me in my own voice.
In this episode of 'Love Your Life, with Randy Mermell', Randy dives deep into Step 10 of the 12-step programme, focusing on self-forgiveness. Drawing from his 28 years of sobriety and personal experiences, Randy shares heartfelt stories and practical advice to help others on their journey to recovery. He emphasises the importance of continuous self-inventory and the practice of admitting when one is wrong. Randy's approach is both spiritual and practical, blending meditation techniques with real-life applications.
He guides listeners through a meditation exercise, encouraging them to connect with their higher power and seek strength beyond their own capabilities. Randy's reflections on the nature of alcoholism as a disease that speaks in one's own voice are particularly striking. He candidly discusses the challenges of maintaining humility and faith, especially when experiencing material success.
The episode is peppered with moments of raw honesty and vulnerability, making it relatable and inspiring for anyone struggling with addiction or seeking a deeper connection with their spirituality. Randy also touches on the concept of true tolerance and the need to abandon hatred and possessiveness. His insights into the sneaky nature of alcoholism and the importance of staying vigilant even after years of sobriety are eye-opening.
This episode is a blend of personal anecdotes, practical advice, and spiritual guidance, making it a must-listen for anyone on the path to recovery. Feeling stuck in your recovery journey? Randy's wisdom and experience might just provide the perspective you need. Tune in for a session filled with compassion, honesty, and actionable steps towards self-forgiveness.