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November 25 Vision - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
November 25 Vision - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
November 25 Vision - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
Monday 25th November 2024
John M. shares insightful readings on vision, Step Four, and the history of AA, offering daily inspiration for those on their sobriety journey.
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Episode Overview
- Vision helps make better decisions today.
- Step Four involves a fearless moral inventory.
- AA's name was chosen over 'The Way Out'.
- Selfishness is the root of many troubles.
- Seek peace in spirituality to find true contentment.
"Vision is therefore the very essence of prudence. An essential virtue, if ever there was one."
In this episode of the Transitions Daily Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Readings Podcast, John M. from Dallas, Texas, brings you the daily dose of inspiration and reflection for November 25th. The episode kicks off with a powerful quote from Bill W. on the importance of vision and prudence in recovery. He emphasises that while living one day at a time is crucial, having a vision for the future helps us make better decisions today.
This thought-provoking perspective sets the tone for a series of readings designed to inspire and motivate those on their journey to sobriety. The episode includes a reflection on Step Four, which involves making a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves. It's a call to examine our past actions and understand how our natural desires have caused harm. By facing these truths, we can work towards correcting our emotional deformities and find true sobriety and contentment.
You'll also hear about the history of Alcoholics Anonymous, including how the name 'Alcoholics Anonymous' was chosen over 'The Way Out'. This anecdote highlights the serendipitous moments that have shaped the fellowship and underscores the spiritual foundation of anonymity within AA. Additionally, the episode features a Big Book quote on selfishness and self-centeredness as the root of our troubles, reminding us that our actions based on self-interest often lead to pain and retaliation from others.
The readings encourage us to let go of envy and jealousy, focus on what we've earned through our efforts, and seek peace in the Spirit of God. John M.'s heartfelt delivery and the carefully selected readings offer a mix of wisdom, guidance, and hope for anyone grappling with alcohol addiction. If you're looking for daily inspiration to support your sobriety journey, this episode is a must-listen.