Del Bacon
Del Bacon
An Interview With Julie Tracy | TRA Entertainment
An Interview With Julie Tracy | TRA Entertainment
An Interview With Julie Tracy | TRA Entertainment
Sunday 18th October 2020
Join The Recovery Atheist as Julie Tracy discusses her path to sobriety without a higher power, highlighting personal responsibility and alternative recovery models.
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Get the buttons here!Julie Tracy's Unique Path to Sobriety: A Conversation on The Recovery Atheist
If you don't believe in a god, like I'm going to go out and rape and pillage and kill just because I don't believe in god, like morality only is god, even though, when you look at the definition, god is not mentioned anywhere in the definition for morality.
Imagine facing the challenge of addiction without leaning on a higher power. That's exactly what Julie Tracy has done, and she shares her remarkable journey on this episode of The Recovery Atheist. Hosted by Del Bacon, this conversation dives into Julie's life as a member of the Satanic Temple and how she found sobriety through personal responsibility and morality, rather than traditional religious frameworks.
Julie's story is one of resilience and self-discovery, beginning in high school when she first turned to alcohol as an escape. Her path to recovery wasn't straightforward; it was filled with moments of reflection, growth, and setbacks. Yet, Julie's unwavering commitment to sobriety shines through. She emphasizes that recovery isn't a one-size-fits-all journey and that finding what works for you is crucial.
Throughout the interview, Julie challenges the conventional idea that morality is tied to religion, showcasing that personal accountability can be just as powerful. Her experience is a testament to human resilience and the strength of the human spirit. Whether you're struggling with addiction or seeking inspiration, Julie's story is a compelling reminder that sobriety is achievable on your own terms. Tune in to hear more about her journey and other stories of triumph over adversity on The Recovery Atheist.