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The spiritual principles will manifest psychic change for anybody and everybody without having to have drug or alcohol addiction in their past.
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Out with the Old in with the New
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KC addresses the challenges of objectively evaluating one’s old character as part of the recovery journey. Focusing on the first three paths, he discusses how these foundational steps open the path to accessing a higher power, enabling individuals to observe their lives with greater clarity.
The conversation explores the invaluable role of sponsors in offering guidance, helping newcomers identify their strengths and weaknesses, and providing reassurance. Key topics include developing effective communication skills, embracing fearlessness in self-assessment, and cultivating forgiveness and humility. The discussion also considers the effects of pride and ego, the value of outside support for honest self-appraisal, and the persistent effort required for lasting change. This also touches on Paths 2, 3, 4, 10 and 11.