Breaking Down Grandiosity: Insights from Kirsty S. on Recovery
We neither ran nor fought, but accept. We did, and then we began to be free.
Ever felt like your ego is both your best friend and worst enemy in recovery? Kirsty S. from the East Midlands, UK, tackles this tricky topic in the 'Transitions Daily Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Readings Podcast'. In this episode, she dives into grandiosity, a common hurdle for those battling addiction. Drawing from AA classics like 'Twenty-Four Hours a Day', 'A.A.
Thought for the Day', and 'Daily Reflections', Kirsty highlights how recognizing and accepting our own feelings of inferiority can be a crucial step in overcoming addiction. She also touches on the history of Alcoholics Anonymous, shedding light on its roots and evolution. But it doesn't stop there. Kirsty explores the concept of spiritual progress, emphasizing that true financial and material recovery follows spiritual growth. Rebuilding relationships and preventing relapse are also key themes, offering practical advice for navigating life post-addiction.
If you're looking for daily nuggets of wisdom and a supportive community, this episode is a must-listen. And don't forget to join the Transitions Daily online recovery group and secret Facebook group for more support and discussion.