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Step 12: The Power of Showing Up
Step 12: The Power of Showing Up
Step 12: The Power of Showing Up
Friday 25th April 2025
Explore Step 12 with Bill Lundgren and Kevin Petersen, uncovering the real meaning of spiritual awakening and the importance of showing up.
34 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Showing up is key to helping others.
- Humility involves accepting imperfections.
- Relapse is part of the journey, not the end.
- Self-care is essential for effective support.
- Spiritual awakening is about everyday actions.
"You never have to drink again and you never have to live like that again."
Ever wondered what it truly means to have a 'spiritual awakening'? This episode of Blindsight, hosted by Bill Lundgren, might just give you the answer. With guest Kevin Petersen, they wrap up their 12-step series focusing on Step 12 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Now, don't expect any lightning bolts here; it's all about the power of showing up and being human.
Kevin brings a refreshing mix of humour and wisdom as he discusses the importance of humility, dealing with relapse, and why stability is key. Throughout the conversation, you'll hear how helping others isn't about being a superhero—it's about being present and genuine. Kevin shares personal anecdotes about the importance of self-care and how being a bit 'selfish' can actually prepare you to help others better.
It's a delicate balance between giving and taking care of yourself, and this episode explores that beautifully. The duo also tackles the fear of imperfection. Spoiler alert: nobody's perfect! In fact, striving for perfection can be downright exhausting. Instead, Kevin encourages embracing our human flaws and learning from them, turning mistakes into opportunities for growth. So why should you listen?
Well, if you're on a journey to recovery or simply seeking a deeper understanding of what it means to be truly present for others, this episode offers plenty of food for thought. Plus, Kevin's candid storytelling makes it feel like you're having a chat with an old friend—one who's been there and done that. So grab a cuppa and settle in; you might just find a nugget of wisdom that speaks to you.