Bill W's Vision for AA: Governance and Humility in Episode 612
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Curious about how Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) navigates its governance without falling into the trap of personal power struggles? In Episode 612 of 'Take 12 Recovery Radio', Monty Dale Meyer, also known as the Monty'man, and Chris S. guide you through the insightful writings of AA co-founder Bill W. This episode centers on the wisdom Bill W. shared in his Grapevine writings, focusing on the potential pitfalls of ego-centricity and the importance of keeping AA's mission pure and purposeful.
Bill W.'s foresight is evident as he discusses the dangers that could arise if personal ambitions overshadow AA's primary goal. Monty and Chris emphasize the significance of self-support and humility within the fellowship, highlighting how these principles can aid in recovery. They also delve into the often-toxic experience of self-consciousness in alcoholism, shedding light on how AA's approach can help individuals overcome these challenges.
The hosts' discussion is both enlightening and engaging, offering a deep dive into the core values that have sustained AA over the years. Whether you're new to recovery or a seasoned member of the fellowship, this episode provides valuable insights into maintaining the integrity and focus of AA. Tune in to explore Bill W.'s enduring wisdom and learn how his guidance continues to shape the path of recovery today.