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Episode 22: Step Three & Tradition Three from the 12 X 12 - Stoic Reading December 14th
Episode 22: Step Three & Tradition Three from the 12 X 12 - Stoic Reading December 14th
Episode 22: Step Three & Tradition Three from the 12 X 12 - Stoic Reading December 14th
Tuesday 14th December 2021
Josh C reinterprets AA's 3rd Step and Tradition 3 from an atheist perspective, focusing on inclusivity and self-sufficiency in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Reinterpreting AA's 3rd Step and Tradition 3: An Atheist's Take with Josh C
If you cannot push people out, you can't tell people what their recovery entails or should entail, or how it's going to falter, or how it's wrong, or how it's not yours.
Ever wondered how to navigate the spiritual aspects of AA's Big Book without a belief in God? In this episode, Josh C tackles one of the most challenging steps for atheists and believers alike: the 3rd Step, which asks members to turn their will and lives over to the care of God as they understand Him. Josh offers a fresh perspective, breaking down this step in a way that’s accessible for everyone, regardless of their spiritual beliefs.
He dives into the nuances of Tradition 3, emphasizing its role in preserving the inclusive nature and integrity of AA meetings. Josh doesn't shy away from pointing out the rough spots in this chapter, sparking a conversation about the importance of inclusivity and self-sufficiency in recovery. Whether you're grappling with the concept of a higher power or just looking for a different approach to sobriety, Josh’s insights are both thought-provoking and practical.
Tune in to gain a new understanding of these pivotal elements of AA and discover how you can make them work for you on your journey to recovery.