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Tradition Study - Tradition Seven - Spiritual Principle ”Responsibility”
Tradition Study - Tradition Seven - Spiritual Principle ”Responsibility”
Tradition Study - Tradition Seven - Spiritual Principle ”Responsibility”
Saturday 2nd April 2022
Pamela Edmonds Ph.D. joins RecoveryCrone to discuss Tradition Seven's focus on self-support and responsibility in the Recovery Crone Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!The Heart of Responsibility: Unpacking Tradition Seven with Pamela Edmonds Ph.D.
So, yeah, and I don't know, looking at this like how you could have tradition six without also having tradition seven, like yeah, the the no endorsement without not taking money from outside. Yes, that was the whole thing that I took away from Alan.
Ever wondered how financial independence plays a role in recovery? In this episode of the Recovery Crone Podcast, host RecoveryCrone sits down with Pamela Edmonds Ph.D. to unravel the layers of Tradition Seven. This tradition emphasizes the importance of being fully self-supporting and declining outside contributions, a principle that fosters a sense of responsibility within the recovery community. But it’s not just about the money; it's about what self-sufficiency represents.
RecoveryCrone and Pamela dive into the origins of Tradition Seven, shedding light on the balance between generosity and stinginess and its anti-capitalist undertones. They discuss how this tradition is more than just a guideline—it's a spiritual principle that encourages individuals and groups to take ownership of their recovery journey. From the significance of group conscience to the challenges of financial insecurity, this episode offers a rich discussion on how these elements intertwine.
The conversation also touches on how Tradition Six and Seven connect, providing a holistic view of financial responsibility in recovery. If you're curious about the practical and spiritual aspects of self-support in recovery, this episode is a must-listen.