Mad Dog Recovery
Mad Dog Recovery
Chris R. and Billy N. at the Oregon Area 58 12 Steps/12 Traditions Zoom Workshop January 21-22, 2023
Chris R. and Billy N. at the Oregon Area 58 12 Steps/12 Traditions Zoom Workshop January 21-22, 2023
Chris R. and Billy N. at the Oregon Area 58 12 Steps/12 Traditions Zoom Workshop January 21-22, 2023
Sunday 29th January 2023
Join Chris R. and Billy N. as they discuss steps two and three in a 12 Steps and 12 Traditions Zoom Workshop, focusing on spirituality and service work.
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Get the buttons here!Chris R. and Billy N.: Insights from the 12 Steps and 12 Traditions Workshop
We're not saying you got to believe in my god or somebody else's god. I'll just say that it was still afternoon there, but they got together and there was this long haired hippie guy and they said: this is good, we've got this guy right here and he's going to sponsor you, and he was About A Year Or So sober and nicest could be this guy, but we had absolutely nothing in common.
Ever wondered how the principles of AA can be both timeless and adaptable? Chris R. and Billy N. bring their wisdom to the table in this engaging session of the 12 Steps and 12 Traditions Zoom Workshop. Focusing on steps two and three, they explore the idea of stopping the bleeding in recovery. They highlight that while Alcoholics Anonymous is deeply spiritual, it doesn't demand belief in a specific higher power.
Instead, Chris and Billy share their personal journeys to understanding God in their own ways, making the program accessible to everyone. The conversation also dives into the importance of service work within AA. Chris and Billy discuss how helping others can be a cornerstone of one's own sobriety. They also touch on the concept of group conscience, emphasizing how collective decision-making can benefit the entire AA community. Inclusivity is another key theme in this episode.
The hosts stress that AA's 12 Steps and Traditions are as relevant today as ever, offering support to a diverse range of individuals. They conclude by discussing the future of recovery and the ongoing relevance of AA principles in modern society. If you're seeking practical advice and heartfelt reflections on applying AA's principles to your life, this episode is a must-listen. Chris R. and Billy N.
encourage you to take what you've learned and use it to strengthen your own recovery journey, while also spreading the message to others.