Buddy C.

Sober Meditations

Buddy C.

  • Step 11 - 5 Min Meditation 6 of 9

Step 11 - 5 Min Meditation 6 of 9

Saturday 9th May 2020

Buddy C guides a meditation on Step 11, focusing on selfless prayer and surrendering control in alcohol recovery.
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Letting Go: Buddy C’s Meditation on Step 11 in Alcohol Recovery

For me to pray only for the knowledge of his will, I really have to learn to let go of outcomes and control.
Ever felt like your prayers were more about what you want rather than what you need? In this episode of 'Sober Meditations', Buddy C takes you on a five-minute journey into Step 11 of alcohol recovery. He shares his personal story of how he moved from trying to control everything to embracing a more selfless approach to prayer. After nearly losing his life to pancreatitis and struggling with relapses, Buddy found a new way to connect with his higher power.
This meditation isn't just about asking for things; it's about seeking the knowledge of His will and letting go of your own. Buddy’s calm and thoughtful guidance offers a moment of reflection and peace, showing how meditation can be a crucial tool in maintaining sobriety. Whether you're new to recovery or have been on this path for a while, this episode provides valuable insights into the transformative power of surrendering control.
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