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Episode 453: Monty'man's Meditorial, "Anonymity Does Not Mean Secrecy "
Episode 453: Monty'man's Meditorial, "Anonymity Does Not Mean Secrecy "
Episode 453: Monty'man's Meditorial, "Anonymity Does Not Mean Secrecy "
Wednesday 24th February 2021
Monty'man discusses the true essence of anonymity in AA, emphasizing its spiritual foundation and importance in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Anonymity vs. Secrecy: Monty'man's Take on Tradition in Recovery
It's amazing to me how we complain a lot within our recovery fellowships about the stigma of recovery and how people don't understand that this thing works. And yet we hide in the basements of our meeting halls and churches, afraid to share our stories publicly because we don't understand the anonymity tradition.
What does anonymity really mean in the world of AA? In this episode of 'Take 12 Recovery Radio', Monty'man dives into this often-misunderstood concept. Through his brief yet impactful 'Meditorial', Monty'man clarifies that anonymity is not about hiding in the shadows but about fostering humility and creating a welcoming environment for those seeking recovery. Drawing from AA's conference-approved literature and historical anecdotes, he sheds light on how the founders of AA practiced anonymity and why it's still crucial today.
Monty'man also touches on how this tradition influences personal stories and public relations within the fellowship. If you're curious about how anonymity can be a spiritual cornerstone rather than a cloak of secrecy, this episode is a must-listen.