Karen
Karen
Big Book Page 52 We Agnostics
Big Book Page 52 We Agnostics
Big Book Page 52 We Agnostics
Saturday 7th December 2019
Karen interprets 'We Agnostics' from the Big Book, emphasizing open-mindedness and faith in overcoming addiction and personal challenges.
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Sobriety Day by Day
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Finding Faith: Karen's Take on 'We Agnostics' from the Big Book
Shouldn't god be able to solve all my problems? You know, I couldn't quit drinking, I couldn't quit doing drugs. I mean I couldn't. I could not stop and I got help to stop and I was sober for about years and then I started again and I couldn't stop. Then you want to talk about it getting bad. It got bad and I couldn't stop and I wanted to stop. What's that about?
Ever wondered how an open mind can change your recovery journey? In this episode of 'Big Book with Karen', Karen dives into the 'We Agnostics' chapter, shedding light on the power of keeping an open mind when facing personal challenges. Drawing from her own experiences in Alcoholics Anonymous, Karen explains how embracing a higher power can be a game-changer in overcoming addiction and codependency.
She emphasizes the genius behind the higher power concept in the Big Book and shares practical ways to incorporate it into daily life. Karen also talks about the role of prayer in finding clarity and staying centered. Plus, she announces a new small group steps program aimed at helping others navigate their recovery journey. If you're looking for inspiration and practical advice, this episode offers a fresh perspective on faith and recovery.