AA Podcast
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Topic: Step 10 - Charlie and Katie P
Topic: Step 10 - Charlie and Katie P
Topic: Step 10 - Charlie and Katie P
Sunday 3rd November 2024
Charlie and Katie P share their experiences and tips on Step 10, offering practical advice for maintaining spiritual fitness and sobriety.
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Get the buttons here!Charlie and Katie P Discuss Step 10: Practical Tips for Daily Inventory
Episode Overview
- Step 10 focuses on daily inventory to maintain spiritual health.
- Promptly rectifying mistakes is crucial for long-term sobriety.
- Charlie and Katie share practical meditation tips.
- Humour and relatable stories make the discussion engaging.
- Spiritual fitness is essential for avoiding relapse.
We are outright mental defect, full plight from reality, and cannot differentiate the truth from the false.
Join Charlie and Katie P as they dive into the nuances of Step 10 in this episode of Sober Cast. Recorded at the Wilson House back in February 2011, Charlie and Katie share their personal experiences and insights on maintaining a spiritual connection through daily inventory and reflection. They touch on how Step 10 helps in recognising and rectifying mistakes promptly, which is crucial for long-term sobriety.
Their anecdotes, filled with humour and relatable moments, make the discussion both engaging and enlightening. Whether you're struggling with the silence of meditation or grappling with maintaining your spiritual fitness, Charlie and Katie offer practical advice and heartwarming stories to guide you through. You'll also hear about their unique approach to meditation and how it evolved over time, making it accessible for everyone. This episode is a must-listen for anyone on their journey to sobriety or supporting someone who is.