Difficult Relationships in the Fellowships - Recovered 534
Release Date: 10/08/2014
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Chapeters 02:27 Topic 51:49 This Week in Recovery 57:00 Phone Calls Summary In this episode, we explore the complex emotion of shame, its impact on recovery, and how the 12 steps, community support, and spiritual practices can help overcome it. Our guests share personal stories and practical insights to help newcomers and experienced members alike navigate shame and build resilience. Keywords shame, recovery, 12 steps, community support, sobriety, emotional health, spiritual growth Key topics The difference between shame and guilt How...
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Chapeters 02:27 Topic 51:49 This Week in Recovery 57:00 Phone Calls Keywords resilience, recovery, 12-step program, community support, personal growth, emotional health, sobriety, service work, spirituality, overcoming fear Summary In this episode of the Recovered Podcast, the hosts delve into the theme of resilience within the context of recovery. They discuss the importance of community support, personal experiences, and the tools that help individuals navigate life's challenges. The conversation highlights the significance of service work,...
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Chapeters 01:59 Topic 47:36 This Week in Recovery 54:00 Phone Calls Keywords Step 12, recovery, spiritual awakening, service, honesty, principles, helping others, sobriety, 12-step program, personal experiences Summary In this episode of the Recovered Podcast, the hosts delve into Step 12 of the 12-step recovery program, emphasizing the importance of spiritual awakening and the necessity of carrying the message to others. They discuss personal experiences with recovery, the gradual nature of spiritual change, and the significance of service in maintaining...
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Summary In this episode of the Recovered Podcast, the hosts delve into Step 11 of the recovery process, focusing on the transition from making amends to cultivating spiritual awareness through prayer and meditation. They discuss the importance of improving conscious contact with a higher power, the challenges of distractions, and the significance of living the program in all aspects of life. The conversation emphasizes the need for stillness, surrendering outcomes, and recognizing the strength provided by a higher power to carry out God's will. Listeners are encouraged to remain open-minded...
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Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Step 10 02:53 The Importance of Staying Present 06:06 Practicing Rigorous Honesty 09:05 The Role of Support in Recovery 12:11 Step 10 as a Spiritual Barometer 15:05 The Impact of Prompt Action 18:05 Navigating Complex Emotions 20:57 Tools for Maintaining Emotional Sobriety 24:00 Long-term Sobriety and Step 10 27:08 Advice for Newcomers 29:57 Listener Feedback and Community Engagement We are a self-supporting community. Join us in the following ways: - Join by making monthly donations for one year. You will receive...
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Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Step 9: The Transformative Process 03:00 The Courage to Make Amends 05:59 Navigating Complex Emotions in Step 9 08:47 The Importance of Rigorous Honesty 12:02 Facing the Past: Personal Stories of Amends 14:51 The Role of Fear and Shame in Recovery 17:52 Setting Things Right: Taking Responsibility 21:00 The Exception Clause in Step 9 24:11 The Impact of Amends on Relationships 27:01 The Spiritual Experience of Making Amends 30:04 Final Thoughts on Step 9 and Recovery We are a self-supporting...
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Introduction Kurt…. I had the privilege to meet you relatively recently I think I first met you you at Gregg and chrissy’s house last year You are Russ’ sponsor, right? Since then, the three of us have tried to get together on a monthly basis and I use you guys as a sort of steering committee for this show. For this I am grateful for your wisdom and insight. Let’s start where we always start. Kurt, what is your sobriety date? Who is your sponsor? Where is your homegroup? Call us at 1-734-288-7510 or tap Join the Chat Room, Tap email at mark@recoveredcast.com Subscribe to Get...
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Go to enough meetings, and you are likely to see someone you didn't know was in AA.
Stay in the program long enough and you may have the distinction of being at a meeting with your kid.
Being at a meeting with your parent will probably affect your share.
What are you initial thoughts on this topic of relationships in AA?
Before you went to your first meeting but after you had decided that you were going to go Alcoholics Anonymous, did you ever worry that you would see someone that you would know at your first meeting?
Did someone take you to your first meeting?
Was that awkward or comforting?
Have you ever been to a meeting with a desire to share about a resentment with someone, but that someone was at the meeting?
What is your experience?
If you have not had this experience, how do you think you would handle it?
If you have had this happen, what was your experience?
If you were to face that situation again, what would you do different?
What would you do the same?
Have you ever seen someone you know socially at an AA meeting, but did not know they were in AA?
What was your experience?
What would you do different?
What would you do that same?
What advice would you give to the new guy?
Have you been to a meeting with a close relative?
What was that like the first time?
Have you been to al-anon?
Have you ever felt awkward being an alcoholic at an al-anon meeting?
Do you have relationships with people in a 12 step fellowship other than your own?
Do you talk program with these people?
Even though you don't share the same addiction, is there a connection?
What is your experience?
Do you know anyone who goes to Al Anon because of you?
Have you ever been to an Al-Anon meeting with them?
Have you ever had someone approach you and say, "I saw you at a meeting..."
What was that experience like?
How did you react?
What is the closest relative that has attended your open talk?
What was that like?
Is there anyone you would feel awkward to have attend your open talk?
Why or why not?
Talk to the new guy who would like to go to their first AA meeting but is afraid that someone he knows will recognize him.
Talk to the person who feels shame about going to the meeting and being found out.