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AA Step 12 - Carry the message
AA Step 12 - Carry the message
AA Step 12 - Carry the message
Tuesday 6th December 2022
Join Jersey Ed, Buckeye Bambi, and Super Beth as they discuss AA Step 12, focusing on service, sponsorship, and overcoming fear in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Living Step 12: Spreading Hope and Finding Purpose
When I practice these principles in all my affairs, that's when everything comes in order. So, my sponsor, the way that she brought me through the book was, we highlighted and talked about every single principle for living in those forgotten chapters, which is what we call them up here.
Imagine finding a sense of purpose by helping others. That's the heart of this episode of 'Friends in Recovery', where hosts Jersey Ed, Buckeye Bambi, and Super Beth dive into Step 12 of AA: Carry the Message. This step is all about giving back and living a life of service. The hosts share their personal journeys and discuss how sponsorship and support networks have played a pivotal role in their recovery.
They touch on the significance of practicing AA principles in everyday life and how it can bring order and peace. Overcoming fear and self-doubt is another key theme, with the hosts offering practical advice and encouragement for those facing these challenges. They also reflect on the power of a higher power in their recovery journeys, providing a blend of inspiration and practical tips for anyone navigating the path to sobriety.
Whether you're new to AA or have been on this journey for a while, this episode offers valuable insights and a reminder that you're not alone. Tune in for heartfelt stories, practical advice, and a sense of community that makes 'Friends in Recovery' a unique and supportive space.