AA Podcast
AA Podcast
Multiple Speakers: On the Topic of - One Ultimate Authority
Multiple Speakers: On the Topic of - One Ultimate Authority
Multiple Speakers: On the Topic of - One Ultimate Authority
Tuesday 3rd January 2023
Tune into Sober Cast as multiple AA speakers share their insights on Tradition Two and the role of 'One Ultimate Authority' in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Voices of Experience: Tradition Two and the Power of Unity
There's but one ultimate authority: a loving god, as he may express himself in our group conscience. And I honestly believe that without those traditions, as well as everything else, because we're sticking to the traditions Today and tradition two aa could not have survived.
Ever wondered how the principles of AA traditions shape the journey to sobriety? In this episode of Sober Cast, a diverse group of speakers come together to share their perspectives on Tradition Two: 'One Ultimate Authority'. Sid, with an impressive 40 years of sobriety, kicks off the discussion at the 2016 Alcoholics Anonymous South Africa National Convention. He reflects on the significance of traditions and the guiding role of a higher power in maintaining sobriety.
Following Sid, Debbie, who has been sober for a year, opens up about her struggles with relapse and the importance of staying committed to the program. The episode continues with two more speakers who each bring their unique insights into the conversation, emphasizing the value of service to others in the recovery process. This episode is a rich tapestry of experiences and wisdom, offering listeners a blend of inspiration and practical advice.
Perfect for anyone seeking encouragement on their path to sobriety, it highlights how unity and adherence to traditions can be powerful tools in recovery.