Embracing Humility: Daily Sobriety Reflections with Kirsty S.
To consider pride without gratitude is arrogance.
Feeling the weight of pride on your journey to sobriety? Kirsty S. from The East Midlands offers a heartfelt and grounding episode of the 'Transitions Daily Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Readings Podcast'. In this December 15th episode, Kirsty dives into the themes of spiritual pride, gratitude, and the importance of service to others. She reads from cherished AA literature such as 'Twenty-Four Hours a Day', 'A.A.
Thought for the Day', 'Daily Reflections', and more, bringing a rich tapestry of wisdom to help you stay grounded and humble. Kirsty shares a memorable story from the early days of AA, reminding us not to get 'too damn good by Thursday', a gentle nudge against the dangers of pride and self-righteousness. She emphasizes that pride without gratitude is simply arrogance, encouraging listeners to practice gratitude as a way to stay humble.
The episode also highlights the transformative power of service. Kirsty reads passages that remind us how helping others can make the world a better place, and how contributing to others' recovery can also strengthen our own sobriety. A fascinating quote from 'As Bill Sees It' touches on the compatibility of AA steps with Buddhism, suggesting a slight tweak in language to make it more inclusive.
The episode wraps up with a prayer for brighter days ahead, offering a comforting and hopeful note to end on. This podcast isn't just about daily readings; it's about building a supportive community. With a secret Facebook group for deeper discussions, listeners are never alone on their journey. Whether you're new to sobriety or looking for ongoing support, this episode provides valuable insights and a sense of belonging.
Tune in and let Kirsty’s reflections guide you through the challenges and triumphs of staying sober.