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AA Tradition 4 - Friends in Recovery
AA Tradition 4 - Friends in Recovery
AA Tradition 4 - Friends in Recovery
Tuesday 26th April 2022
Explore how AA Tradition 4 balances group autonomy with unity in addiction recovery on 'Friends in Recovery'. Hear personal stories and practical tips.
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Get the buttons here!Balancing Freedom and Togetherness in AA: A Look at Tradition 4
So think about the skylar that complains every month, like about about whatever cross talk. No, they couldn't because of because our traditions, especially because it is tradition, because you can run the meeting the way you want it to run, as long as it doesn't hurt other groups or aa or na, and- and I understand that piece of it, it's cool, it really is, because it's deep.
Ever thought about how AA groups manage to stay united while allowing each group its own identity? This episode of 'Friends in Recovery' dives into that delicate balance, focusing on AA Tradition 4. The hosts break down what it means for each group to be autonomous, yet still part of the larger AA fellowship. They share personal stories and insights, highlighting the importance of both independence and community in the recovery journey.
You'll hear about the role of group conscience meetings, the value of diversity, and how technology is changing the way AA meetings are held. Open-mindedness and honesty are key themes, as the hosts discuss how these principles help combat the self-sabotage often seen in addiction. They also touch on the relevance of the AA serenity prayer and the lord's prayer in recovery. Wrapping up, they offer practical tips for helping someone struggling with addiction.
Tune in to understand how autonomy and unity coexist in AA, making recovery a shared yet personal experience.