Mind Body Spirit.fm
Mind Body Spirit.fm
How Recovery Works
How Recovery Works
How Recovery Works
Wednesday 2nd December 2020
Rev. Dan Beckett and Rev. Michelle Vargas discuss spirituality's role in 12-step recovery, highlighting higher power, community support, and affirmations.
55 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Unlocking the Secrets of Recovery: Spirituality's Role in Sobriety
Given that the 12-step recovery program is at its core a spiritual program of addiction recovery, we find spiritual principles at the heart of every step along the path and the principles that can help us find our way out of active addiction and into a manner of living that works, can be summarized by the phrase how it works and the chapter, and that's what we want to focus on Today.
Ever wondered what really makes the 12-step program tick? In this episode of 'Spirit of Recovery', hosts Rev. Dan Beckett and Rev. Michelle Vargas break down the spiritual essence of the 12-step journey. They take a broad look at how spirituality intertwines with each step, providing a roadmap for those seeking to reclaim their lives from addiction. Rev. Dan and Rev.
Michelle share their personal stories, offering a mix of wisdom and real-life applications that make these spiritual principles accessible to everyone. They discuss the importance of finding a higher power, even if you're agnostic or have issues with traditional religion, and the transformative impact of the third step prayer. Community support, compassion, and the power of affirmations also come into play as they explore how these elements can fortify your recovery journey.
By the end of this episode, you'll gain a deeper understanding of how spirituality can be a cornerstone in achieving lasting sobriety.