Motives Matter: Insights on Recovery with Kurt L. on Transitions Daily
Having surrendered our lives to god and put our drink problem in his hands doesn't mean that we'll never be tempted to drink.
Ever pondered the role of motives in your sobriety journey? In this episode of the Transitions Daily Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Readings Podcast, Kurt L. from Albuquerque, New Mexico, brings you a mix of thoughtful reflections and personal stories to shed light on this crucial topic. Kurt reads from 'A.A. Thoughts for The Day', emphasizing that our true intentions can make all the difference between stumbling and relapsing.
He reassures listeners that genuine remorse and a sincere desire to improve can pave the way for forgiveness and growth. Kurt also dives into 'Daily Reflections', sharing his own battles with fear and self-respect. He recalls how avoiding social situations and struggling to meet people's eyes were clear signs that alcohol was taking over his life. Yet, by admitting his problem and embracing the steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, he managed to reclaim his self-respect and conquer his fears.
This episode doesn't stop there. It features insights from 'As Bill Sees It' and the 'Grapevine January Big Book Quote', highlighting the continuous effort needed to stay sober and the power of sharing our stories with others. Kurt wraps up with a meditation and prayer, reminding everyone that true happiness comes from eliminating selfishness, a task best undertaken with divine help. Whether you're new to sobriety or looking to deepen your recovery, this episode offers valuable wisdom and encouragement.
It's like having a heartfelt chat with a friend who truly understands the ups and downs of this journey.