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In this episode I discuss Tradition One by reading from The Traditions Checklist, which is a set of questions published in the AA Grapevine.
To celebrate the 100th episode, I invited my wife to join me.
This podcast was her idea.
She talks about the 12 Steps, ACA, and our relationship with one another and with God.
We also talk about communication, and our marriage in general.
In this episode I just wanted to make an episode that might help anyone who is hurting right now.
In this episode I talk more about a subject I discussed in Episode 35, which is how common it is in AA for people to feel like they are doing something wrong if they feel any anger at all.
In this episode I answer a question I received in an e-mail regarding how to deal with a sponsee who wants to do things differently from how they are in the Big Book.
Ironically, if you're doing things "out of the book" you do not force the book upon another soul.
In this episode I talk about the first time I saw a relationship between what I thought and what I felt. More exciting was my discovery that I could, more and more, decide what I would think about.
In this episode I talk more about living the principles at home, where it counts the most, in my view.
I talk about some of the lessons I've learned that have led me to today.
- Communicating clearly about where I'm at
If my program doesn't work at home, my program doesn't work.
Today I talk about living a spiritual life at home.
Part One.
In the episode I read something from Emmet Fox titled, "The Unicorn."
For me, a powerful little reading about the magnificence of not playing God.
In this episode I describe some very simple tools I use to practice getting out of self. (Worth noting that, for myself, if I'm not willing to practice these things I do an inventory; if I'm unwilling to do that - back to Step Three.)
I also talk about 9/11.
And Zoom etiquette.
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I share my experience, strength and hope with you regarding my own recovery from alcoholism through the 12 Steps in Alcoholics Anonymous. By the grace of God I've remained sober since I was 18…
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