Matt J
Matt J, John I, Steve C
Traditions 2 and 3
Traditions 2 and 3
Traditions 2 and 3
Tuesday 24th August 2021
Discover the importance of AA's Traditions 2 and 3 with Matt, John, and Steve on Sober Friends. Tune in for insights into sobriety and group unity.
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Get the buttons here!The Heart of AA: Understanding Traditions 2 and 3 with Matt, John, and Steve
There is only one ultimate authority: a loving god, as he may express himself in our group conscience. However you think of god, that's okay, just as long as you know it's not you you are not in charge.
Ever wondered what keeps Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) ticking smoothly? In this episode of the Sober Friends podcast, hosts Matt, John, and Steve break down the importance of Traditions 2 and 3 in AA. These traditions are more than just guidelines; they're the backbone that holds AA groups together. Tradition 2 emphasizes that the group's ultimate authority is a loving God as expressed through group conscience, not any one person's ambitions or intentions.
This means leaders are seen as trusted servants rather than rulers, fostering a sense of collective responsibility and humility. On the flip side, Tradition 3 is all about inclusivity. It states that the only requirement for AA membership is a desire to stop drinking. This simple yet powerful principle ensures that no one is turned away from the help they need.
The hosts dive into why these traditions are so crucial for maintaining sobriety and how they keep the focus on the group's primary purpose: staying sober and helping others do the same. Matt, John, and Steve share their personal experiences and reflections, making this episode both informative and relatable. They highlight how these traditions foster tolerance and compassion in AA meetings, creating a supportive environment for everyone involved.
Whether you're new to AA or have been around for years, this episode offers valuable insights into the core principles that make AA a beacon of hope for so many. So, if you're curious about what makes AA work or looking for some inspiration on your own journey to sobriety, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear Matt, John, and Steve's engaging discussion on the significance of Traditions 2 and 3 in Alcoholics Anonymous.