Randy Mermel
randy@turningpointfilms.com (Randy Mermel)
20240629 - Step 12 Accepting Defeat
20240629 - Step 12 Accepting Defeat
20240629 - Step 12 Accepting Defeat
Thursday 13th March 2025
Randy Mermell discusses the twelfth step of AA, focusing on spiritual awakening and accepting defeat in sobriety.
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Episode Overview
- Randy shares his personal journey with alcoholism and recovery.
- Guided meditation session focusing on the seven-step prayer.
- Emphasis on the importance of spiritual awakening in sobriety.
- Discussion on accepting defeat as part of the recovery process.
- Encouragement to continuously practice AA principles.
My body is allergic to alcohol. I can never ever drink alcohol again successfully, one day at a time, today, ever.
In this episode of 'Love Your Life, with Randy Mermell,' Randy dives into the twelfth step of Alcoholics Anonymous, focusing on the concept of accepting defeat. With over 28 years of sobriety, Randy shares his journey and the lessons he's learned along the way. He talks about his struggle with alcoholism and how it led him to find solace in spirituality and meditation.
The episode includes a guided meditation session and a deep dive into the seven-step prayer, encouraging listeners to reflect on their relationship with a higher power and the concept of surrender. Randy's candid discussion about his own experiences with addiction and recovery is both relatable and inspiring. He emphasises that true recovery comes from spiritual awakening and continuous practice of AA's principles.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking guidance on their sobriety journey or looking for a deeper understanding of the spiritual aspects of recovery.