THUDRCAST - UNCOVER - DISCOVER - RECOVER (Taking ACTION towards your best self)
THUDRCAST - UNCOVER - DISCOVER - RECOVER (Taking ACTION towards your best self)
THEUDRCAST: E-168 Big Book Study #5 | WE AGNOSTICS | Recovery | Addiction
THEUDRCAST: E-168 Big Book Study #5 | WE AGNOSTICS | Recovery | Addiction
THEUDRCAST: E-168 Big Book Study #5 | WE AGNOSTICS | Recovery | Addiction
Tuesday 24th December 2024
Bill Ward and Gord P discuss the chapter 'We Agnostics' from the Big Book, exploring spiritual solutions for addiction recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Exploring the 'We Agnostics' chapter from the Big Book.
- Understanding the mental obsession in addiction.
- The importance of a Higher Power in recovery.
- Fred's story as an example of high-bottom and low-bottom drunks.
- How spiritual principles can solve all problems.
If you don't get some kind of a power, you will drink again.
In this episode of THEUDRCAST, Bill Ward and Gord P dive deep into the chapter 'We Agnostics' from the Big Book, tackling the complexities of addiction and the spiritual solutions that can help restore sanity. They start by wrapping up their discussion on the 'mental obsession' and the deceptive lies our disease tells us while in active addiction.
This sets the stage for exploring how a lack of power becomes our dilemma and the critical need for a Higher Power to bring about change. The hosts share personal anecdotes and stories from the Big Book, illustrating the real-life implications of these teachings. They discuss Fred's story, highlighting the differences between high-bottom and low-bottom drunks, and how self-knowledge alone isn't enough to keep one sober.
Through engaging dialogue, they emphasise the importance of conceding to one's innermost self and accepting a spiritual remedy for alcoholism. The episode is rich with insights into how spiritual principles can solve all problems, offering hope and practical advice for those struggling with addiction. Whether you're new to recovery or have been on this journey for a while, this episode provides valuable perspectives on the role of spirituality in overcoming addiction.
Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion that could be the key to your recovery journey.