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Episode 23: Step Four and Tradition Four From the 12 X 12 - Stoic Reading December 21
Episode 23: Step Four and Tradition Four From the 12 X 12 - Stoic Reading December 21
Episode 23: Step Four and Tradition Four From the 12 X 12 - Stoic Reading December 21
Tuesday 21st December 2021
Josh C explores AA's Step Four and Tradition Four from a secular viewpoint, focusing on moral inventory and meeting flexibility in this episode.
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Get the buttons here!Step Four and Tradition Four: A Secular Take on AA's Toughest Challenges
Maybe it's bits of the program that they can use with other stuff to kind of make a hybrid sort of a program that works for them, which is closer to what I'm doing.
Imagine tackling one of the most challenging steps in Alcoholics Anonymous without relying on religious beliefs. That's exactly what Josh C does in this episode of 'An Atheist Reads the Big Book of AA'. Josh dives into Step Four, often seen as the most daunting yet crucial step in the AA program. He breaks down how atheists can approach the concept of a moral inventory, usually laden with spiritual undertones, in a way that resonates with secular individuals.
Alongside this, Josh delves into Tradition Four, which promotes the autonomy of individual AA meetings while maintaining the unity of the organization. This tradition has allowed AA to remain flexible and relevant over the years. Josh's candid discussion covers the difficulties of confronting personal flaws and character defects, emphasizing the role of forgiveness and self-reflection. He also touches on how trauma impacts our lives and relationships, making this episode a must-listen for anyone navigating recovery without religious guidance.
Josh’s empathetic and insightful approach ensures that listeners from all backgrounds can find value in his words.