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February 08 Vigilance - Transitions Daily Recovery Readings Podcast
February 08 Vigilance - Transitions Daily Recovery Readings Podcast
February 08 Vigilance - Transitions Daily Recovery Readings Podcast
Saturday 8th February 2025
Tune in to February 08 Vigilance for daily recovery readings from AA literature, shared by Sarah M. Stay vigilant and inspired on your sobriety journey.
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Episode Overview
- Vigilance is crucial in maintaining sobriety.
- Living in the present helps recovering alcoholics.
- Resentment is a major threat to sobriety.
- Regular attendance at AA meetings is beneficial.
- Serving and helping others can support your recovery.
Always remember you're unique, just like everyone else
Sarah M. from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, shares today's recovery readings on the Transitions Daily Podcast. This episode, titled 'February 08 Vigilance', is packed with insightful reflections from Alcoholics Anonymous resources like the Big Book, Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, and Daily Reflections. Sarah emphasises the importance of vigilance in maintaining sobriety, reminding us that staying sober is a daily commitment. The episode also touches on the dangers of resentment and the necessity of living in the present.
With quotes and thoughts from AA literature, Sarah provides listeners with practical advice and spiritual guidance. Whether you're new to sobriety or have been on this journey for a while, this episode offers valuable reminders and encouragement. Don't miss out on these daily readings that could be the boost you need to stay on track.