Transitions Daily
Transitions Daily
August 16 Friends - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
August 16 Friends - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
August 16 Friends - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
Friday 16th August 2019
Tune into Transitions Daily Podcast for daily AA readings on friendship, sponsorship, making amends, and spiritual peace. Find support on your sobriety journey.
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Get the buttons here!Friendship and Healing: Insights from Transitions Daily Podcast
When we love, we see in others what we wish to have in ourselves.
Picture yourself waking up each day with a sense of purpose and a little bit of hope. The 'Transitions Daily Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Readings Podcast' aims to give you just that. This episode, narrated by Kirsty S from The East Midlands in the UK, dives into the power of friendship and support in the journey to sobriety. Kirsty reads from A.A.
Thought for the Day, reminding us that new friends in recovery can be found everywhere, offering a lifeline to those struggling like passengers on a sinking ship. It's a poignant reminder that you’re never truly alone in this battle. The episode also touches on the importance of sponsorship in Alcoholics Anonymous.
Through a reading from 'Just for Today', Kirsty shares the story of Bill W., who found solace and strength in talking to another alcoholic during his early days of sobriety. This theme of mutual support is a cornerstone of AA and highlights how crucial it is to have someone who understands your struggles. Another compelling topic covered is making amends for past harms.
Daily Reflections poses the question, 'What kind of harm do people do one another anyway?' The episode encourages listeners to think about the physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual damage they may have caused and to take steps to make things right. It’s a call to action for personal growth and healing. One of the most touching moments comes from 'As Bill Sees It', where the sense of belonging and kinship within AA is explored.
The reading emphasizes that true connection comes from candid conversations about our conflicts, helping us feel less isolated and more understood. Finally, the episode wraps up with a meditation from Hazelden Foundation, urging listeners to find rest and peace through quiet communion with God. It’s a gentle nudge towards spiritual well-being, encouraging you to recharge and face life’s challenges with renewed strength.
Whether you’re new to sobriety or looking for daily encouragement, this episode offers a wealth of insights and support to help you on your journey.