The Heartbeat of AA: Understanding Traditions Nine and Ten with Bill W.'s Wisdom
You walk in that door and you are accepted and you are part of, and you are equal with everybody else in the room.
What do the traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) mean to you? In this engaging episode of 'Take 12 Recovery Radio', hosts Chris S. and Monty’man take listeners on a deep dive into Traditions Nine and Ten from AA's 'The Language of the Heart'. This isn't just another history lesson; it's a heartfelt exploration of the principles that keep the AA fellowship strong and united.
Chris and Monty’man delve into the Grapevine writings of AA co-founder Bill W., offering a fresh perspective on his foresight and dedication to the community. They discuss how these traditions emphasize the importance of maintaining AA's primary purpose and fostering a spirit of inclusion. You'll hear about the role of pamphlets, the global reach of AA, and the wisdom in expressing opinions within the fellowship.
Whether you're a long-time member or new to AA, this episode provides valuable insights into the core values that make AA a beacon of hope for so many. As Monty’man puts it, 'You walk in that door and you are accepted and you are part of, and you are equal with everybody else in the room'. Tune in to discover how these traditions continue to guide and inspire the AA community.