Step ten is simply, continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it. We discuss how this was laid out for us. We present our theory about the text on this subject and share our personal experience with the practice of it, from introduction to present day.  

we discuss step six which states, we were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character. 

the 11th tradition and the 12th step are intimately connected.  in this episode we talk about those connections and our experience with carrying the message to others, hope you enjoy it, and we hope to see you next week. 

an episode about how to do a fourth step, what we learned from doing it and what we gained.  step 4. made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves

an episode about how acceptance and action relate to the recovery journey. Facing traumas, drug abuse including alcohol and harmful behaviors. Facing yourself and others on realistic grounds. Growth can be uncomfortable but staying within your comfort zone for an addict or alcoholic can be fatal. 

another episode about spiritual practice. How and when and what do you do to improve your conscious contact wit5h god as you understand it.  We deliver our thoughts concepts and daily practice, with a new member to the group. 

The 12th tradition is the same in all the recovery programs. It states "12. Anonymity is the spiritual foundation of all our traditions, ever reminding us to place principles before personalities." - AA world services  the long form goes like this.  12. And finally, we of Alcoholics Anonymous believe that the principle of anonymity has an immense spiritual significance. It reminds us that we are to place principles before personalities; that we are actually to practice a genuine humility. This to the end that our great blessings may never spoil us; that we shall forever live in thankful contemplation of Him who presides over us all. hope you enjoy it, and get something valuable to take on your journey with you. 

this episode explores faith as it relates to recovery and the spiritual life. 

This is an episode about how we handle facing hardship in recovery. I apologize in advance some of the audio became slightly distorted. There was enough material that I felt had value and was worth being heard so I dropped the episode, I hope that audio quality is at least good enough for some to here the message. 

"and acceptance was the answer" A conversation about the value of letting things be what they are. Ultimately any conscious change first begins with the realization that everything is as it should be right now.