Managing Resentment: A Path to Peace in Sobriety
Episode Overview
Pray for those you resent to find freedom from bitterness. Consistent prayer can transform negative feelings into compassion. Stay vigilant in sobriety, even after long periods of success. Faith plays a crucial role in recovery. Use both spiritual and psychological tools for a holistic approach.
If you have a resentment you want to be rid of, if you will pray for the person or the thing you resent, you will be free
Ever wondered how to tackle those nagging resentments that creep into your life? In this episode of the Transitions Daily Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Readings Podcast, Kate P from Edinburgh, Scotland, takes you through a powerful journey of dealing with resentment and finding peace. Drawing from the AA Big Book and other recovery resources, she shares practical advice on how to pray for those you resent, even when you don't mean it at first.
By doing this consistently for two weeks, you might just find your feelings transforming from bitterness to compassionate understanding. The episode also highlights the story of a man who stayed sober for 25 years but fell back into alcoholism after retirement, illustrating the cunning nature of addiction and the importance of constant vigilance. You'll also hear reflections on faith and its role in recovery, with personal anecdotes that bring these teachings to life.
The episode is packed with wisdom from various AA literature, offering both spiritual and psychological tools to help you on your sobriety journey. Whether you're new to recovery or have been sober for years, this episode provides valuable insights and practical steps to help you stay on track. Don't miss out on this chance to gain a deeper understanding of how to manage resentment and maintain your sobriety.