Chris S: Steps 6 and 7 - A Path to Sobriety and Growth
Episode Overview
Chris shares his personal journey of recovery and the impact of alcoholism on his life. Insights into the transformative power of spiritual practices and the 12-step programme. Reflections on the importance of humility, continual self-improvement, and maintaining sobriety. Encouragement and hope for individuals navigating the complexities of addiction and recovery. Valuable perspectives on fostering personal growth and overcoming character defects in the journey to sobriety.
The spiritual life is not a theory. Each day that I put work into it, I get a ton of work back. Each day that I fall short, being alcoholic means there are going to be times you're not going to uphold your new spiritual values. Sometimes we take three steps forward, two steps back. I'm very, very grateful to be here. I hope you enjoyed the podcast.
Ever wondered how the steps of Alcoholics Anonymous can truly change lives? In this episode of Sober Cast, Chris S from New Jersey, who has been sober since 1989, shares his incredible journey. Speaking at the 2nd Annual Liberty Bell Roundup in Philadelphia, Chris dives into Steps 6 and 7 of the AA program, offering a unique perspective on these pivotal stages of recovery.
Chris's story is one of transformation, where he opens up about his struggles with alcoholism and the profound impact that embracing spirituality and humility has had on his life. His reflections aren't just about overcoming addiction; they're about ongoing personal growth and the importance of continual self-improvement. Listeners will find Chris's candid narrative both relatable and inspiring. He doesn't shy away from discussing the hard truths of addiction but balances it with the hope and strength found in recovery.
Whether you're new to the journey or have been on the path for years, Chris's insights on spiritual awakening and character development offer valuable takeaways. This episode isn't just for those battling addiction; it's for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of themselves and their potential for change. Chris's experiences remind us all that recovery is a continuous journey, filled with challenges but also immense rewards.