Tim B.

The Big Book Study

Tim B.

  • They Stopped in Time: The Perpetual Quest (page 388)

They Stopped in Time: The Perpetual Quest (page 388)

Tuesday 31st May 2022

Join Tim B. as he explores 'The Perpetual Quest,' highlighting a woman's unique journey through the 12 Steps and the role of fear in recovery.
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The Big Book Study
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Tim B.
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Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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The Perpetual Quest: Finding Sobriety Through Unique Paths

No matter what the problem, I was repeatedly told to seek more spiritual development, something that did not interest me. However, I said nothing, listened and kept going to meetings, mostly step discussions, where I heard people talk about how they practice the steps and about the big book, our selfishness and helping others.
Have you ever wondered how some people manage to stop drinking just in time? In this episode of 'The Big Book Study', host Tim B. dives into the 14th story from the 'They Stopped in Time' series, titled 'The Perpetual Quest'. This tale follows a woman's journey through the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, highlighting how she found her own unique path to sobriety. Tim B.
sheds light on the pivotal role fear plays in both addiction and recovery, and why working with a sponsor or spiritual adviser can be a game-changer. He also discusses the transition from relying on intellect to embracing spirituality, and the importance of honesty, open-mindedness, and willingness in the recovery process. A significant takeaway from this episode is the power of helping others on their recovery journey. As Tim B.
points out, being of service to others not only aids in maintaining one's own sobriety but also fosters a deeper sense of community and purpose. If you're seeking insights into how personal experiences can shape recovery paths, this episode offers valuable perspectives that might just resonate with your own journey.