Choosing recovery means that in each moment we turn ourselves toward life, not death. We take action to come alive to our feelings, our experiences, and our creative capacities. We take time to nurture our relationship with the Divine Power of the universe and learn to express it. We choose to resurrect our life on a daily basis! Sandi McKinney, Unity minister with many years of recovery, shares how a spiritual understanding of resurrection empowers our lives.

Choosing recovery means that in each moment we turn ourselves toward life, not death. We take action to come alive to our feelings, our experiences, and our creative capacities. We take time to nurture our relationship with the Divine Power of the universe and learn to express it. We choose to resurrect our life on a daily basis! Sandi McKinney, Unity minister with many years of recovery, shares how a spiritual understanding of resurrection empowers our lives.

In recovery, many people realize the old idea they held of a Higher Power just doesn’t work. Oftentimes, that thinking must be turned on its head. Pelagius, a fourth-century monk who didn’t believe in original sin, and Rumi, an ecstatic 13th-century Sufi poet, offer amazingly fresh ideas that can lead to a more intimate, powerful, and happy relationship with Spirit. Special guest Rev. Leo Booth, Unity minister and internationally acclaimed author and lecturer, shares seven spiritual insights for healing religious codependency. Learn more about his new book The Happy Heretic at www.fatherleo.com.

In recovery, many people realize the old idea they held of a Higher Power just doesn't work. Oftentimes, that thinking must be turned on its head. Pelagius, a fourth-century monk who didn't believe in original sin, and Rumi, an ecstatic 13th-century Sufi poet, offer amazingly fresh ideas that can lead to a more intimate, powerful, and happy relationship with Spirit. Special guest Rev. Leo Booth, Unity minister and internationally acclaimed author and lecturer, shares seven spiritual insights for healing religious codependency. Learn more about his new book The Happy Heretic at www.fatherleo.com.

Coming into recovery means that spirituality must be lived—a Higher Power is no longer just a theoretical proposition. That spiritual relationship comes through listening to others’ experiences, following suggestions, reading—and most of all, through personal effort to communicate with a great Goodness that is beyond understanding. My special guest, Mary, who has more than three decades of quality recovery, shares how she continues to explore and develop her unique relationship with a Power Greater than herself. 

Coming into recovery means that spirituality must be lived-a Higher Power is no longer just a theoretical proposition. That spiritual relationship comes through listening to others' experiences, following suggestions, reading-and most of all, through personal effort to communicate with a great Goodness that is beyond understanding. My special guest, Mary, who has more than three decades of quality recovery, shares how she continues to explore and develop her unique relationship with a Power Greater than herself.

The disease of addiction can be a fast road to despair and ruin—or an astounding gift of grace. Tom Catton, child of the '60s, and author of The Mindful Addict: A Memoir of the Awakening of a Spirit, shares how more than 40 years in recovery has opened him to an adventurous life grounded in saying “yes” to Spirit’s leading. Tom journeys within through a committed meditation practice, and journeys without, meeting spiritual teachers and being of service across the world. Read more at http://www.centralrecoverypress.com/tom-catton.

The disease of addiction can be a fast road to despair and ruin-or an astounding gift of grace. Tom Catton, child of the '60s, and author of The Mindful Addict: A Memoir of the Awakening of a Spirit, shares how more than 40 years in recovery has opened him to an adventurous life grounded in saying "yes" to Spirit's leading. Tom journeys within through a committed meditation practice, and journeys without, meeting spiritual teachers and being of service across the world. Read more at http://www.centralrecoverypress.com/tom-catton.

Young people in recovery are making waves—of energy, optimism, and commitment to long-term sobriety. They are leading the way in building support for sustained high quality of life and constructive participation in society—and they express authentic spirituality. Guest Sarah Nerad, a young person in long-term recovery since 2007, a founding member of Young People in Recovery, and cofounder of PTR Associates shares the great gifts young people are bringing to the recovery community. Learn more at www.youngpeopleinrecovery.org and www.ptrassociates.com.

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Young people in recovery are making waves-of energy, optimism, and commitment to long-term sobriety. They are leading the way in building support for sustained high quality of life and constructive participation in society-and they express authentic spirituality. Guest Sarah Nerad, a young person in long-term recovery since 2007, a founding member of Young People in Recovery, and cofounder of PTR Associates shares the great gifts young people are bringing to the recovery community. Learn more at www.youngpeopleinrecovery.org and www.ptrassociates.com.