Embracing Humility: Insights from Cross Talk's Episode with Siena
And I think that in some ways, you know, I think I've made the alcoholic my higher power, many, many, many times, and so to humbly ask my actual higher power to remove my shortcomings is so on, is so honest when I'm able to really do it, you know, and again there's no expectation of a delivery of that.
Ever found it tough to ask for help? You're not alone. In this episode of Cross Talk, Corey and Claire chat with Siena about the tricky topic of humility in Al-Anon recovery. They dive into Step 7 of the 12-step program, which involves humbly asking a higher power to remove our shortcomings. Sounds simple, right? But as Siena reveals, it's often easier said than done.
She shares her personal journey of initially making the alcoholic in her life her higher power and the profound shift that occurred when she began to ask her actual higher power for help. Corey and Claire also take a moment to explore the roots of the 12-step program, offering listeners a bit of history alongside Siena's heartfelt anecdotes. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with the challenges of humility and seeking support in their recovery journey.
The trio's candid conversation provides both practical advice and emotional support, making it clear that while asking for help might be daunting, it's a crucial step towards healing.