Sam Anglin

Sam Anglin Red Road to Enlightenment

Sam Anglin

  • My gratefulness

My gratefulness

Tuesday 26th May 2020

Join Sam Anglin as he reflects on gratitude, sobriety, and fellowship in this heartfelt episode of 'Red Road to Enlightenment'.
18 minutes
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Sam Anglin Red Road to Enlightenment
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Sam Anglin
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Recovery Reimagined
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Finding Gratitude in Sobriety: Sam Anglin's Reflections

And it's just so great, great, great, great to be alive, to not be addicted to listen to my music.
Ever thought about how gratitude can transform your recovery journey? In this episode of 'Red Road to Enlightenment', Sam Anglin opens up about his profound sense of thankfulness on his path to sobriety. He begins by sharing the joy of being accepted into society and his fellowship, highlighting how sobriety has brought a new sense of harmony into his life.
Sam reads two moving passages that underscore the importance of seeking a higher power and the collective strength found in group support during recovery. His reflections on the life of Andy Irons, a professional surfer who battled bipolar disorder and addiction, provide a poignant parallel to his own struggles. Sam talks candidly about the new opportunities sobriety has brought him, along with the fear of not fully embracing all the positivity.
He shares how the 'Red Road to Wellbriety' book has broadened his perspectives and fostered greater tolerance for those still finding their way. Throughout the episode, Sam emphasizes the significance of praying for others and appreciating the small joys in life. He wraps up by expressing his love for music and the sheer joy of living addiction-free. This episode is a heartfelt reminder of the power of fellowship, surrender, and gratitude in the recovery process.