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In today's episode, titled "Using AA Spiritual Principles to Transform Your Life," host Brian Powell sits down with special guest Corey Soule, a courageous individual who has battled with addiction and found solace in the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Corey takes us on a journey through their struggle with sobriety, temporary improvements, and relapses, shedding light on the challenges faced by those fighting addiction.
Corey candidly discusses their obsession with a certain lifestyle, the allure of destructive behavior, and the mindset that addicts and alcoholics often grapple with, which may be difficult for non-addicts to comprehend. The episode delves into the willingness to give up everything and even face death for the sake of feeding addiction, providing a raw and unfiltered look into the depths of this struggle.
As Corey recounts their experiences and the lack of accountability and support they faced, they delve into their realization of the need for a spiritual connection and the importance of actively working on recovery. They share the impact of attending meetings, reaching out to other alcoholics, and sharing their story, highlighting the transformational power of engaging in these recommended activities. Get ready to be inspired and gain a deeper understanding of how AA spiritual principles can truly empower and shape lives. Let's dive in!
If you would like to connect with Corey, you can find him on Instagram @piratemovie
Timestamps:
00:04:27 Addiction distorts self-perception and societal judgments.
00:09:52 Difficulty identifying with addiction as a disease.
00:12:40 Past attempts at sobriety failed, losing support.
00:19:42 Friend moves, remains alive. Obsessed with addiction. Supportive stepfather helps overcome.
00:22:03 Always an addict, seeking different substances.
00:28:54 Friends started IV and OCS, not for me. Devastating news: wife might betray me.
00:37:19 Great experience in sobriety with opiates.
00:42:03 Addiction: Obsession, desire, sacrificing everything, dying.
00:47:19 Restlessness, irritability, and discontent hinder recovery.
00:53:02 Finding inner peace brings abundance and fulfillment.
00:55:18 Fix internal condition, external things show up.
00:59:58 Shoplifter transitions to seeking honesty and amends.
01:08:06 Sat there for two and a half hours, pathetic addiction.
01:13:41 Unexpected friendship formed through a shared ride.
01:17:08 Missing opportunities to change; recovery principles, self-improvement.
By Brian PowellIn today's episode, titled "Using AA Spiritual Principles to Transform Your Life," host Brian Powell sits down with special guest Corey Soule, a courageous individual who has battled with addiction and found solace in the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Corey takes us on a journey through their struggle with sobriety, temporary improvements, and relapses, shedding light on the challenges faced by those fighting addiction.
Corey candidly discusses their obsession with a certain lifestyle, the allure of destructive behavior, and the mindset that addicts and alcoholics often grapple with, which may be difficult for non-addicts to comprehend. The episode delves into the willingness to give up everything and even face death for the sake of feeding addiction, providing a raw and unfiltered look into the depths of this struggle.
As Corey recounts their experiences and the lack of accountability and support they faced, they delve into their realization of the need for a spiritual connection and the importance of actively working on recovery. They share the impact of attending meetings, reaching out to other alcoholics, and sharing their story, highlighting the transformational power of engaging in these recommended activities. Get ready to be inspired and gain a deeper understanding of how AA spiritual principles can truly empower and shape lives. Let's dive in!
If you would like to connect with Corey, you can find him on Instagram @piratemovie
Timestamps:
00:04:27 Addiction distorts self-perception and societal judgments.
00:09:52 Difficulty identifying with addiction as a disease.
00:12:40 Past attempts at sobriety failed, losing support.
00:19:42 Friend moves, remains alive. Obsessed with addiction. Supportive stepfather helps overcome.
00:22:03 Always an addict, seeking different substances.
00:28:54 Friends started IV and OCS, not for me. Devastating news: wife might betray me.
00:37:19 Great experience in sobriety with opiates.
00:42:03 Addiction: Obsession, desire, sacrificing everything, dying.
00:47:19 Restlessness, irritability, and discontent hinder recovery.
00:53:02 Finding inner peace brings abundance and fulfillment.
00:55:18 Fix internal condition, external things show up.
00:59:58 Shoplifter transitions to seeking honesty and amends.
01:08:06 Sat there for two and a half hours, pathetic addiction.
01:13:41 Unexpected friendship formed through a shared ride.
01:17:08 Missing opportunities to change; recovery principles, self-improvement.