Tim B.

The Big Book Study

Tim B.

  • Week 26: A Vision For You (Part 2)

Week 26: A Vision For You (Part 2)

Monday 30th May 2022

Tim B. discusses community, family integration, and spiritual support in Week 26 of The Big Book Study podcast.
21 minutes
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The Big Book Study
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Tim B.
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Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Building Bridges: Community and Sobriety in A Vision For You (Part 2)

Being restored and united under one god, with hearts and minds attuned to the welfare of others.
Ever wondered how community and spiritual support can transform the journey to sobriety? In this episode of The Big Book Study, Tim B. dives into the second half of the last paragraph of 'A Vision For You'. He shares insights on the importance of doing the work and how staying sober through that work creates compelling stories. Tim also touches on how involving families in a spiritual way of living can alleviate much worry and suffering.
It's not just about fellowship; it's about creating a space where newcomers can tackle their problems and find the strength to overcome them. Tim recounts the story of a couple who turned their home into a haven for those seeking sobriety, showcasing the power of community. He also delves into the role of oral storytelling in AA, helping members connect and identify with each other.
The episode emphasizes how the fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous can extend its reach to every alcoholic seeking a new path, offering support while avoiding distractions. Tim underscores the necessity of finding a power greater than oneself and aiding those still struggling. He also highlights the importance of having a spiritual adviser and overcoming social distinctions and jealousy. Tune in to hear how community and spirituality can be pivotal in the journey to sobriety.