Today Lisa and Julie talk about the contribution of Carl Jung to AA, how Lisa dealt with a very inflammatory conversation with family and other tidbits on how to live life from a recovered perspective.
Julie talks today about her being 7 years clean from alcohol and how it is available to all. She also reads from LOLG and comments on the reading about the "harmonic flow of life".
Julie talks about her most shameful moment and how entering recovery helped her shed shame and guilt about who she is and what she's done as well as how being who we are helps God give us the gifts uniquely designed for us.
Julie talks today about the power we have to not be victims and how gratitude is the antidote.
13 min
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