Louie L. on Finding Serenity Through Helping Others
Thinking of others has never come easily to me. Even when I try to work the A.A. program, I'm prone to thinking, 'How do I feel today. Am I happy, joyous and free?' The program tells me that my thoughts must reach out to those around
Ever wondered how thinking of others can transform your recovery journey? Louie L. from Jacksonville, FL, has some powerful insights to share. In this episode of the Daily Reflection Podcast, Louie opens up about his struggles with abandonment and trauma during his childhood, which left him feeling guarded and self-protective. But through the principles of the 12-step program, prayer, and meditation, he found a way to break down those walls and connect with others.
Louie emphasizes the importance of service work in his recovery. He discovered that reaching out to help others, without expecting anything in return, brought him a sense of serenity and God-consciousness that he had been seeking. His story is a beacon of hope for newcomers who might be grappling with feelings of isolation and disconnection. Louie's journey shows that by focusing on the needs of others, you can find your own path to peace and sobriety.
This episode is perfect for anyone looking to understand the transformative power of selfless actions in recovery. Whether you're new to the journey or have been on it for a while, Louie's experiences offer valuable lessons on overcoming personal struggles and finding strength through community and service.