Take 12 Recovery Radio
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Episode 615: Walking Through The Language of The Heart / Episode #12
Episode 615: Walking Through The Language of The Heart / Episode #12
Episode 615: Walking Through The Language of The Heart / Episode #12
Friday 23rd September 2022
Chris S. and Monty'man discuss the risks of linking AA to other projects, focusing on Bill W.'s writings and AA's core mission.
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Get the buttons here!AA's Core Mission: The Risks of Expanding Beyond Recovery
I've seen people who come out of recovery go into professional addiction treatment or whatever relapse. I'm trusting him and his sponsor taught him this. But what I'm worried about, the drum that I'm beating a lot these days, Monty, is this covid really decimated for a period of time, people's ability to go into twelve step rooms.
Ever wondered if Alcoholics Anonymous should venture into other projects? In this episode of 'Take 12 Recovery Radio', Chris S. and Monty'man tackle this very question. They dive into the writings of AA co-founder Bill W., focusing on the potential dangers of linking AA to external ventures. Bill W. had a clear vision for AA, emphasizing that its primary mission should always be to help people recover from addiction.
This episode explores how deviating from this focus can lead to complications. The hosts also touch on the impact of Covid-19 on AA meetings, highlighting how the pandemic has challenged traditional ways of gathering while stressing the importance of anonymity within the fellowship. Misunderstandings about AA's internal workings are another topic of discussion, as well as the significance of goodwill and the risks associated with monetizing recovery experiences. Chris S.
and Monty'man bring a mix of personal anecdotes and broader insights, making this episode a must-listen for anyone involved in or curious about AA. Their conversation sheds light on why sticking to AA's core mission is crucial for its effectiveness and integrity. Whether you're a member of AA or someone supporting a loved one in recovery, this episode offers valuable perspectives on maintaining the purity and purpose of Alcoholics Anonymous.