Steps to Serenity: Embracing Consciousness and Service in Recovery
Episode Overview
Embracing a life of consciousness, humility, and service in recovery Finding purpose in the past and assisting others on the recovery journey Experiencing a sensory connection to a higher power for spiritual healing Overcoming the constant obsession to medicate through spiritual condition Applying practical AA principles for everyday spiritual and emotional growth
How many of you have started to experience that you're not into that constant obsession to go medicate? How many of you have still had sometimes something come on you and you think, hmm, that'd be nice? Okay, so that won't happen often, but there's a promise for you too if it still happens every once in a while. Think about now, this is a great time in Phoenix. Any of you ever leaned on a car this time of year? No, you recoiled as from a hot flame, didn't you? That is our response to synthetic spirits when we're in spiritual condition.
Ever wondered how the 12-step process can transform your life? In this episode of 'Position of Neutrality', Joe McDonald takes you on a journey through Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. With a blend of personal stories and thoughtful reflections, Joe dives into how these steps can lead to spiritual growth and a life free from self-imposed chains.
He emphasizes the importance of experiencing a higher power in a tangible way, finding meaning in past struggles, and helping others as essential parts of this journey. Joe's relatable style makes the principles of AA accessible and relevant, whether you're new to recovery or have been on this path for a while. By sharing his own ups and downs, Joe inspires listeners to live with awareness, humility, and a sense of service, ultimately finding peace and a deeper spiritual connection.