Alyssa
Alyssa
2025-01-03-AA Morning Snippet
2025-01-03-AA Morning Snippet
2025-01-03-AA Morning Snippet
Friday 3rd January 2025
Start your day with Alyssa's reflections on powerlessness and recovery in this episode of AA Morning Snippets.
3 minutes
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Motivational
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Episode Overview
- Reflect on the Serenity Prayer and its significance in recovery.
- Understand the importance of admitting powerlessness over alcohol.
- Recognise areas where you do have control, such as attitudes and recovery responsibility.
- Learn about the role of pain in spiritual growth and progress.
- Find comfort and motivation through shared prayers and community support.
I am powerless over what people think about me. I am powerless over having just missed the bus.
Start your day with Alyssa in this episode of AA Morning Snippets. Alyssa, who identifies as an alcoholic, begins with a moment of silence for all those affected by alcoholism. The Serenity Prayer sets a reflective tone, reminding you to seek serenity, courage, and wisdom. Alyssa discusses the concept of powerlessness, a fundamental part of recovery.
She shares her own experiences of feeling powerless over external factors but highlights the areas where she does have control, such as her attitudes and responsibility for her recovery. This episode also touches on the role of pain in spiritual progress. Alyssa reflects on how the pains of alcoholism can lead to sobriety and serenity. The episode concludes with the Lord's Prayer, providing a sense of community and shared faith.
It's a short yet powerful listen that offers both comfort and motivation for anyone on their recovery journey. Are you ready to embrace your powerlessness and find strength in your recovery?