Ashes To Rubies
Ashes To Rubies
"Can I Get A Witness!" Mornin devos
"Can I Get A Witness!" Mornin devos
"Can I Get A Witness!" Mornin devos
Friday 24th March 2023
Join Ashes To Rubies as they discuss the power of witnessing and faith in recovery, offering hope and support for those battling addiction.
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Religion & Spirituality
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Witnessing Recovery: The Role of Faith and Community with Ashes To Rubies
Strength comes from honesty, honestly telling your own experiences with drinking. The simple fact is, we cannot even define space or time. They are both boundless, in spite of all we can do to limit them. Much of our lives must be taken on faith.
Have you ever wondered how witnessing can shape your journey to recovery? In this episode of 'Ashes To Rubies: Addiction to Connection', the hosts dive into the profound impact of witnessing and faith in overcoming addiction. With a blend of personal stories and professional insights, they explore how sharing experiences can foster a supportive community and aid in recovery.
The team, boasting decades of experience in both personal recovery and addiction treatment, creates a safe space for listeners to reflect on their struggles and triumphs. They emphasize the importance of honesty and vulnerability, highlighting how these qualities can strengthen one's path to sobriety. The episode also touches on the significance of creating social platforms and resources for those battling addiction, inviting listeners to join their weekly LifeLab meetings and other online supports.
One host poignantly notes, 'Strength comes from honesty, honestly telling your own experiences with drinking'. Through their heartfelt discussions, Ashes To Rubies reminds us that recovery is a journey best traveled with faith and community.