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Tradition Study - Tradition Three - Spiritual Principle of ”Identity”
Tradition Study - Tradition Three - Spiritual Principle of ”Identity”
Tradition Study - Tradition Three - Spiritual Principle of ”Identity”
Saturday 20th November 2021
Dive into Tradition Three with RecoveryCrone and friends as they explore identity, belonging, and the evolution of AA/OA membership requirements.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Tradition Three: Identity in Recovery
So I was in a meeting where a relative newcomer shared about their fasting. I was like, well, you know, because I had no attachment to it, no experience of it, no, whatever. The purpose is to make sure that the, the road is open for those who want to follow it, that that line that we talked about.
Ever wondered why the only requirement for AA/OA membership is a desire to stop drinking or compulsive eating? In this episode of the Recovery Crone Podcast, RecoveryCrone and her friends break down Tradition Three of the AA/OA 12-step program. They take you on a journey through the history of this tradition, shedding light on its evolution and the changes in membership requirements over time.
This isn't just a dry history lesson; it's a heartfelt conversation about identity, belonging, and the barriers that can hinder recovery. The group shares personal stories and experiences, making it clear how important it is to feel understood and accepted in your recovery journey. They also tackle the issue of gatekeeping and how it can be a roadblock to those seeking help.
If you're looking for a mix of historical context and personal insight, this episode offers a rich discussion that might just change how you view the concept of membership in recovery groups.