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An Atheist Reads the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous

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  • Episode 17: A Vision For You (part 1) - Stoic Reading November 9th

Episode 17: A Vision For You (part 1) - Stoic Reading November 9th

Tuesday 9th November 2021

Josh C provides a secular interpretation of 'A Vision For You' from the AA Big Book, exploring sobriety challenges and personal growth.
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An Atheist Reads the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous
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An Atheist's Journey Through 'A Vision For You' in the AA Big Book

If we rebuild ourselves only to rebuild it the way we were before, did we rebuild at all? Are we still the same person?
What happens when you take a secular approach to the spiritual journey of recovery? In this episode of 'An Atheist Reads the Big Book of AA', Josh C dives into 'A Vision For You', the final chapter of the first 164 pages of the Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book. As an atheist, Josh brings a unique perspective to the often god-centric narrative of AA, making it accessible for those who might feel alienated by traditional interpretations.
Alongside his reading, he shares insights from 'The Daily Stoic', posing thought-provoking questions about personal transformation and whether rebuilding ourselves only to revert back is truly change. Josh also opens up about the challenges of cutting out toxic people in early sobriety and reflects on the ever-changing nature of the universe and how it mirrors the journey to sobriety.
He highlights the crucial role of fellowship in recovery, discusses the delicate balance of maintaining anonymity, and explores the benefits of setting aside time for spiritual meetings. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in a fresh, non-religious take on recovery and the AA Big Book.