Transitions Daily
Transitions Daily
September 30 Consequences - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
September 30 Consequences - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
September 30 Consequences - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
Monday 30th September 2019
Tune into Transitions Daily for insights on the consequences of drinking and the importance of volunteerism in AA. Join Sarah M for daily recovery quotes.
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When you look to god for strength to face responsibility and are quiet before him, his healing touch causes the divine quiet to flow into your very being.
Ever wondered why we sometimes justify our drinking sprees with flimsy excuses like stress or jealousy? In this episode of the 'Transitions Daily Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Readings Podcast', Sarah M from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, dives into the theme of consequences. She reads from various AA resources, including 'Twenty-Fours A Hours A Day', 'A.A. Thought for the Day', and 'Daily Reflections', shedding light on the importance of acknowledging the real reasons behind our actions.
The episode highlights how many alcoholics have gone out deliberately to get drunk, feeling justified by their emotions, only to later admit that these justifications were grossly inadequate given the severe outcomes. The readings also emphasize the critical role of carrying the message to others as part of the 12-step program. Sarah touches on the idea that, as a result of working the steps, those in recovery are encouraged to share their experiences and support fellow alcoholics.
Another interesting point discussed is the personality traits often observed in alcoholics. Early studies by psychologists and doctors revealed that many problem drinkers exhibited childish, emotionally sensitive, and grandiose behaviors. This realization was shocking to early AA members but remains a crucial part of understanding the alcoholic mindset today. Additionally, the episode underscores the importance of volunteers in AA. From leading meetings to doing twelfth step work, everything in AA is driven by volunteers willing to accept responsibility.
The episode wraps up with a meditation, encouraging listeners to seek strength from a higher power and renew their courage through prayer. Whether you're new to sobriety or reaffirming your commitment, this episode offers valuable insights and a sense of community.