Aron C.
Aron C.
Step 5
Step 5
Step 5
Thursday 19th April 2018
Aaron C. explores Step 5 of AA on 'Keep It Simple - Daily Reading'. Learn how admitting your wrongs can lead to genuine sobriety.
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Get the buttons here!The Power of Confession: Aaron C. on Step 5 of AA
To admit our wrongs to another person may sound like an insurmountable obstacle, but actually it is very easy if we go about it in the right way.
Have you ever felt the weight of your secrets dragging you down? In this episode of 'Keep It Simple - Daily Reading', Aaron C. dives into Step 5 of Alcoholics Anonymous, a crucial stage where members admit the exact nature of their wrongs to God, themselves, and another person. Aaron opens up about his own journey through this step, sharing how it transformed his path to sobriety.
He recounts how his sponsor's willingness to share personal stories made the daunting task of confession more approachable. Aaron explains that the process doesn’t need to be formal or intimidating; it can be as simple as talking to a trusted friend or fellow AA member. This candid conversation helps unburden the soul, making one feel lighter and more connected to the AA community. By sharing our wrongs, we remove one of the reasons for drinking – the need to forget.
Aaron emphasizes that real sobriety often begins here, as this step fosters a sense of belonging and prepares us for the next phases of recovery. Tune in to hear Aaron’s reflections and find out how admitting your wrongs can pave the way to genuine sobriety.