The Christmas story is a powerful one for recovering people. It’s a story of possibility, of hope and of promise. It’s filled with spiritual awakenings, surrender and faith. It shows how trusting God, even when the path seems nonsensical and out of the mainstream, leads to an amazingly good outcome. Pat Williamson, a Unity minister deeply committed to living and teaching spiritual principles, and with 25 years of personal recovery, shares the powerful recovery message of the Christmas story. Read more about Pat at www.unitychristchurch.org.

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The Christmas story is a powerful one for recovering people. It's a story of possibility, of hope and of promise. It's filled with spiritual awakenings, surrender and faith. It shows how trusting God, even when the path seems nonsensical and out of the mainstream, leads to an amazingly good outcome. Pat Williamson, a Unity minister deeply committed to living and teaching spiritual principles, and with 25 years of personal recovery, shares the powerful recovery message of the Christmas story. Read more about Pat at www.unitychristchurch.org.

Is it possible to actually enjoy the holidays!? To have peaceful celebrations with family and friends? Yes, it is—if we choose serenity first. Counselor Nancy Little, Ph.D., gives practical spiritual techniques to release behavior patterns that block holiday joy. She shows how to create new ways of seeing and being so we feel calm and connected to God, ourselves and our loved ones.

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Visit us at www.mindbodyspirit.fm

Is it possible to actually enjoy the holidays!? To have peaceful celebrations with family and friends? Yes, it is-if we choose serenity first. Counselor Nancy Little, Ph.D., gives practical spiritual techniques to release behavior patterns that block holiday joy. She shows how to create new ways of seeing and being so we feel calm and connected to God, ourselves and our loved ones.

Seeing ourselves through the lens of humor helps us put life in perspective. Our goofy quirks are what make us human—and okay, they are also what get us into trouble. When we have a laugh—at ourselves—we see that we are indeed simply a human among humans. And that means there is definitely hope. Singer/songwriter and humorist Greg Tamblyn shares his music and original perspectives on the ego-in-denial, beer commercials, terminal seriousness, love-sickness and recovery karma. Read more about Greg at www.gregtamblyn.com.

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Seeing ourselves through the lens of humor helps us put life in perspective. Our goofy quirks are what make us human-and okay, they are also what get us into trouble. When we have a laugh-at ourselves-we see that we are indeed simply a human among humans. And that means there is definitely hope. Singer/songwriter and humorist Greg Tamblyn shares his music and original perspectives on the ego-in-denial, beer commercials, terminal seriousness, love-sickness and recovery karma. Read more about Greg at www.gregtamblyn.com.

Talk, talk, talk—will get you nowhere. Our lives get better when we actually live our spirituality. Guest and author Arthur Messenger helps us put the power of Spirit into action each day. His book Living the 12 Steps of Recovery wakes up a new sense of what is possible in recovery.  Find out more about Arthur at www.livingtwelvestepsrecovery.com. 

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Talk, talk, talk-will get you nowhere. Our lives get better when we actually live our spirituality. Guest and author Arthur Messenger helps us put the power of Spirit into action each day. His book Living the 12 Steps of Recovery wakes up a new sense of what is possible in recovery. Find out more about Arthur at www.livingtwelvestepsrecovery.com.

The Twelve Steps are a wisdom path that holds principles in common with numerous spiritual philosophies, including New Thought. They appeal to a wide variety of people, many of whom would never practice a religion. Fully embraced, the Twelve Steps lead to a life well-lived. Guest Fred Holmquist, director of The Lodge Program at the Hazelden Renewal Center, has worked in addiction services for 32 years and has a gift for translating recovery principles into practical everyday living. He is a student of New Thought history and philosophy.

This podcast is a part of the MindBodySpirit.fm Podcast Network
Visit us at www.mindbodyspirit.fm

The Twelve Steps are a wisdom path that holds principles in common with numerous spiritual philosophies, including New Thought. They appeal to a wide variety of people, many of whom would never practice a religion. Fully embraced, the Twelve Steps lead to a life well-lived. Guest Fred Holmquist, director of The Lodge Program at the Hazelden Renewal Center, has worked in addiction services for 32 years and has a gift for translating recovery principles into practical everyday living. He is a student of New Thought history and philosophy.