The Recovery Show
The Recovery Show
Powerlessness – Pilot episode 2
Powerlessness – Pilot episode 2
Powerlessness – Pilot episode 2
Sunday 16th December 2012
Discover how embracing powerlessness in Al-Anon's 12-step recovery can lead to serenity. Listen now for valuable insights and practical advice.
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Powerlessness: A Path to Serenity in Al-Anon
I recognized at least for a moment that I actually was powerless and that it was not my job, it was not my responsibility.
Have you ever felt completely powerless in the face of a loved one's addiction? In this episode of The Recovery Show, Swetha leads a heartfelt discussion on the concept of powerlessness, a cornerstone of the Al-Anon 12-step recovery program. The conversation kicks off with the hosts sharing their initial misunderstandings about powerlessness before joining the program and how their perspectives have evolved since.
Kelli, one of the guests, shares a fascinating insight: sometimes, recognizing her own powerlessness actually gives her a sense of strength. How does that work, you ask? Tune in to find out. Another guest opens up about the role of prayer in relinquishing control and finding peace. The discussion also touches on the delicate balance between caring for someone and trying to control their actions—a distinction that's crucial for finding serenity.
By the end of this episode, you'll gain a deeper understanding of how accepting powerlessness can lead to empowerment and tranquility. Whether you're new to Al-Anon or a seasoned member, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice on navigating the challenges of loving someone with an addiction. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation that could transform your approach to recovery.