Father Bill W.
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AA: Spiritual and/or Religious: Kim from Australia /An Atheist in Recovery
AA: Spiritual and/or Religious: Kim from Australia /An Atheist in Recovery
AA: Spiritual and/or Religious: Kim from Australia /An Atheist in Recovery
Monday 21st December 2020
Kim from Brisbane shares her journey to sobriety through inner wisdom and Two Way Prayer, without relying on religion, in this episode with Father Bill W.
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Get the buttons here!Kim's Journey: Sobriety Without Religion
I wish the program had said: rather than god as we understand god, I wish it had said God, as we don't understand god, because what he was describing was like: the great reality is within, and that's true.
Picture this: you're hearing an inner voice urging you to change your life, but you don't believe in God or follow any religion. That's exactly what happened to Kim from Brisbane, Australia. In this episode, Father Bill W. chats with Kim about her unique path to sobriety, one that relies on her inner wisdom rather than traditional religious beliefs.
Kim shares how a 'feminine inner voice' told her it was time to grow up and get sober, and how she's followed that guidance ever since. Guided by Two Way Prayer, Kim's journey is both inspiring and relatable for anyone questioning the role of spirituality in recovery. Father Bill W., with his extensive background in addiction treatment and 12-Step spirituality, adds depth to the conversation by discussing the importance of morning meditation and making conscious contact with one's inner wisdom.
Whether you're an atheist, agnostic, or just curious about alternative spiritual practices, this episode offers a refreshing perspective on finding wholeness and sobriety without traditional religious frameworks.