Finding Unity in Sobriety: John M. Shares His Journey on Beyond Belief Sobriety
For me, it got to be to where the program for me is practical.
Ever wondered how two people with completely different beliefs can find common ground in their recovery journey? In this episode of Beyond Belief Sobriety, John M. from the Sober Speak podcast joins the conversation to shed light on his nearly 30 years of sobriety. John and the host, despite their differing views—one a believer, the other an atheist—discover shared experiences that unite them in their quest for a sober life. John M.
opens up about his personal AA story, sharing how he navigated growing up with a mother suffering from mental illness and how that impacted his path to sobriety. The discussion dives into the intricacies of podcasting about recovery, emphasizing the importance of listening and tailoring the recovery process to fit individual needs. The episode also explores the significance of creating spaces where people, regardless of their beliefs, can come together with the common goal of quitting drinking.
John talks about his efforts in building bridges between atheists and believers within AA meetings, showing that unity is possible even among diverse perspectives. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone on a secular path to addiction recovery. It offers a blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice, making it a must-listen for those seeking to understand the multifaceted nature of sobriety.