Bill Wilson's 1957 Talk: The Heart of AA's Singleness of Purpose
Episode Overview
Bill Wilson discusses the singleness of purpose of Alcoholics Anonymous and its relevance in recovery Insights into the challenges and complexities surrounding the principles of AA A heartfelt reading from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous offers a message of embracing reality and finding peace Host Michael shares his personal journey of hope and recovery, fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for listeners
Your biggest problem is not your biggest problem. Your biggest problem is how you feel about your biggest problem. See you all in the next episode. I love you.
Imagine stepping back to 1957 and hearing the co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, Bill Wilson, share his thoughts on AA's Singleness of Purpose. In this episode of 'Sober Shares', you'll get just that. Bill Wilson's talk, recorded over six decades ago, remains a cornerstone for understanding the core principles of AA. Michael Q, the host and a fellow traveler on the path to recovery, guides you through this enlightening session.
Wilson's reflections dive deep into the essence of AA's mission, emphasizing why staying focused on helping alcoholics is crucial for the organization's integrity and effectiveness. Michael also adds his own insights, making this historical recording relevant to today's listeners. The episode wraps up with a moving reading from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, offering a soothing message about accepting reality and finding inner peace.
Whether you're new to recovery or a long-time member of AA, this episode promises to leave you with a renewed sense of purpose and hope.