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Join Us For A 12 Step Recovery Meeting

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On Thursday, November 4  2021 at 7:30 pm eastern, join us for a Michigan-style meeting. Share your experience, strength, and hope as we have a meeting with the following recovery topic:
Living to Give
 
We are working our way through a book recently published by co-host Buddy C.
Find it here  https://amzn.to/3BW97rH
Verse 7 – Living to Give
The universe is everlasting.
Why do heaven and earth endure?
They do not live for themselves.
That is the reason they are everlasting.
Therefore, the sober one thinks of their needs last, yet finds their needs met with no self-effort on their part.
Their effort is in helping others; in turn, they are perfectly fulfilled.
Questions to ponder:
  • Your thoughts on the verse?
  • How has giving helped your program?
  • What service positions helped your program and why?
  • What service positions did not work for you and why?
  • How have your received by giving?
  • What service do you o outside your 12-step community?
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Character Defects – Recovered 1204

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Character defects like resentment, fear, anger, and self-pity will weigh us down in recovery. We have to let go of these shortcomings to stay happy, healthy, and focused on our program.

Sometimes we might experience these emotions in small doses and as ordinary reactions to life challenges. And that’s okay. But when we carry these emotions around with us for longer than necessary, or when they become a habit, we gamble with our sobriety.

Tonight, we talk about our Character Defects

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Recovered Life Style

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Anna and I have season tickets to the Classical Series presented by The Detroit Symphony Orchestra.

DCO Classical Series 2021 – 2022

Take Oue One Question

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This week, our recovery topic will on “Character Defects”

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Call Recovered About Your Character Defects

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Tuesday Night, the recovery topic will be “Character Defects”

Character defects like resentment, fear, anger, and self-pity will weigh us down in recovery. We have to let go of these shortcomings to stay happy, healthy, and focused on our program.

Sometimes we might experience these emotions in small doses and as ordinary reactions to life challenges. And that’s okay. But when we carry these emotions around with us for longer than necessary, or when they become a habit, we gamble with our sobriety.

Thursday, we talk about our Character Defects

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We need your voice!!  Share your story with the new person in recovery.
To “call” in and share your experience, strength and hope regarding this topic, just tap
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When you “call”, reflect on these questions:
  • For you, what are character defects?
  • In early recovery, what were some of your glaring character defects?
  • How did they weigh you down?
  • Today, what are your favorites?
  • How do they weigh you down?
  • How do you recognize a shortcoming as something that is more than a small defeat, but rather one that is weighing you down?
  • How do you work step 6?
  • How do you work step 7?
  • How does your higher power take away your defects?
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Big Book Workshop Part 5 – Recovered 1203

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Scott L. from Nashville, TN and Bob D. from Las Vegas, NV doing a Big Book Workshop Weekend in Altamore Springs, FL – January 21st-23rd 2005

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Join Us Thursday for the Recovered Podcast Zoom Meeting

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On Thursday, October 28,  2021, at 7:30 pm eastern, join us for a Michigan-style meeting. Share your experience, strength, and hope as we have a meeting with the following recovery topic:
Character Defects
 
Character defects like resentment, fear, anger, and self-pity will weigh us down in recovery. We have to let go of these shortcomings to stay happy, healthy, and focused on our program.
Sometimes we might experience these emotions in small doses and as ordinary reactions to life challenges. And that’s okay. But when we carry these emotions around with us for longer than necessary, or when they become a habit, we gamble with our sobriety.
Thursday, we talk about our Character Defects
Questions to ponder:
  • For you, what are character defects?
  • What are shortcomings?
  • Are these two things different?
  • In early recovery, what were some of your glaring character defects?
  • How did they weigh you down?
  • Today, what are your favorites?
  • How do they weigh you down?
  • How do you recognize a shortcoming as something that is more than a small defeat, but rather one that is weighing you down?
  • How do you work step 6?
  • How do you work step 7?
  • How do deliberate acts of humility, willingness and courage help?
  • How does your higher power take away your defects?
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Sobriety is For Anyone – Recovered 1202

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Sobriety Is for Anyone
Our Higher Power and creation treat all equally.
Sobriety is available for anyone who will do the work.
The principles of recovery seem empty of power.
Yet, they never fail to provide when we learn to surrender.

Tonight, we talk about how Sobriety is for Anyone.

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For information on the Book “Powerless Not Helpless”

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Sobriety is for Show Notes – Recovered 1202

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Sustaining Partner:

Jennifer, Rebekah, Tonja, Kimberly, Kendra, Karen

 

Episode Sponsor:

Tasha

 

Sobriety Is for Anyone

Our Higher Power and creation treat all equally.

Sobriety is available for anyone who will do the work.

The principles of recovery seem empty of power.

Yet, they never fail to provide when we learn to surrender.

 

Tonight, we talk about how Sobriety is for Anyone.

 

Our very own Buddy C has recently published a book entitled

 

Powerless but not Helpless 

A Recovery Interpretation of the Tao Te Ching

81 Essential Meditations That Can Change Your Life!

 

As Buddy wrote in his preface, “In Twelve-step recovery, finding a “God of our understanding” who helps with our addiction can be challenging. The process of surrender to a Power Greater than myself is difficult, at best, and impossible for some. In hindsight, I see that a lack of surrender kept me in a cycle of relapse for over six years. My difficulty was how to move from a belief that did not relieve my alcoholism to actions that did.”

 

Verse 5  – Sobriety Is for Anyone

 

Our Higher Power and creation treat all equally.

Sobriety is available for anyone who will do the work.

The principles of recovery seem empty of power.

Yet, they never fail to provide when we learn to surrender.

 

What does the phrase Sobriety is for Anyone mean to you?

 

Did you believe that sobriety was possible before the program?  Why?

Do you think Sobriety is for anyone?

Do you believe that creation treats anyone’s recovery equally?

How has “doing the work” helped your sobriety?

What are some principles of recovery that are most important to your program?

  • HONESTY 
  • HOPE 
  • FAITH 
  • COURAGE
  • INTEGRITY
  • WILLINGNESS
  • HUMILITY 
  • LOVE 
  • DISCIPLINE 
  • PATIENCE/PERSEVERANCE 
  • AWARENESS 
  • SERVICE 

For you, how is surrender and the above principles related?

 

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Sobriety is for Anyone

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This week, our recovery topic will on “Sobriety is for Anyone.”

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