Howard L.
Howard L.
THE UNBELIEVER
THE UNBELIEVER
THE UNBELIEVER
Thursday 13th February 2020
Howard L. narrates 'The Unbeliever', a lost story from AA's first edition, shedding light on willpower and community in recovery.
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Howard L.
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Sobriety Day by Day
Family Recovery from Addiction
Financial Health in Recovery
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
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Get the buttons here!Rediscovering 'The Unbeliever': A Forgotten Gem from AA's First Edition
Howard's impassioned reading infuses this story with fresh meaning and significance, making it as relevant today as it was 80 years ago.
Have you ever stumbled upon a hidden treasure that made you see things in a new light? In this episode of the Big Book Podcast, Howard L. takes us on a journey through 'The Unbeliever', a story from the first edition of Alcoholics Anonymous that many haven't encountered before. This tale, excluded from later editions, is like finding an old letter that still speaks volumes today.
Howard's passionate narration breathes life into this narrative, making it resonate as strongly now as it did back in 1939. ' The Unbeliever' follows an alcoholic who initially scoffs at the idea of a Higher Power and believes sheer willpower can pull him through. But as his journey unfolds, he realizes that battling addiction isn't a solo endeavor. The story underscores the balance between personal determination and the indispensable support of a sober community.
It’s a compelling reminder that sometimes, the simplest truths are the hardest to accept. For those fascinated by the roots of AA or anyone seeking powerful recovery stories, this episode is a must-listen. Howard's reading not only revives an almost forgotten piece of AA history but also highlights timeless themes relevant to anyone on the path to sobriety. Tune in and let 'The Unbeliever' inspire you with its enduring message.