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Emotional Sobriety - The Rhythm of Life - Mark Beebe
Emotional Sobriety - The Rhythm of Life - Mark Beebe
Emotional Sobriety - The Rhythm of Life - Mark Beebe
Saturday 26th October 2024
Mark Beebe shares his journey of emotional sobriety, revealing how he found peace in life's simple rhythms after losing everything.
27 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Sobriety alone doesn't fix all problems; acceptance is crucial.
- Material possessions don't equate to emotional security.
- Finding peace in simple, everyday moments can be transformative.
- Recovery involves gaining new principles and perspectives.
- Surrendering to a higher power is key to true emotional sobriety.
Recovery is more about the restoration of what we never had, never knew, never imagined than what we did have
In this episode of Recovery At Cokesbury, Mark Beebe takes you on a heartfelt journey through the ups and downs of his sobriety. Sharing his story from the early days of joining Alcoholics Anonymous to finding solace in the simple rhythm of life, Mark's narrative is both relatable and deeply moving.
After battling through a painful divorce and losing material comforts, he realised that true peace wasn't found in possessions but in the quiet moments of life—like watching his children sleep. This episode sheds light on the unrealistic expectations many have when they first get sober, thinking it will magically fix everything. Instead, Mark talks about the importance of accepting new realities and finding emotional sobriety.
He emphasises that recovery is about gaining what you never had, rather than getting back what you lost. The episode is filled with personal anecdotes and reflections that many will find both comforting and inspiring. If you're struggling with your own journey or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a compassionate and honest perspective on what it means to truly recover.