
I’m an Episcopal (Anglican) priest in recovery from alcoholism since 1972. I've spent my career in addiction treatment focused on 12-Step spirituality and exploring the pioneer history of AA. In discovering the lost 11th Step practice of Two Way Prayer, my program underwent a life-changing transformation. As Bill Wilson said, “ something was lost from AA when we stopped emphasizing the morning med... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 324 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Like everyone else, alcoholics and addicts have a deepdesire to form meaningful and intimate relationships - and yet many of us in recovery face real difficulties in this area of our lives. Bill Wilson wrote about our having formed “twisted and broke... more
Bill Wilson credits his 1934 “white light experience” in Towns Hospital as the start of his psychic change and spiritual transformation. Bill experienced nothing short of a taste of the divine. It also began Bill’s search for ways other alcoholics mi... more
Bill Wilson credits his 1934 “white light experience” in Towns Hospital as the start of his psychic change and spiritual transformation. Bill experienced nothing short of a taste of the divine. It also began Bill’s search for ways other alcoholics mi... more
Years before AA existed, Carl Jung, the famous Swiss psychiatrist, sent his patient Rowland H. in search of a spiritual solution for his alcoholism. Since then, millions have followed in his footsteps. Bill Wilson corresponded with Jung thanking him ... more
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Greater intimacy with my Higher Power. Thanks Father Bill
Father Bill W. Has been invaluable in my life. I had so much religious trauma, that I couldn’t open my heart. Through two years of listening to every episode I could get my hands on. He lead me to God through history and a deep dive into who God is. I’m hanging on because as of his openness to explore world religions and how they affect us all. I feel like I’m part of the worlds again🙏❤️🩹🙏
I love how Father Bill breaks down things about the 12 step program. His voice is so nice to listen to and I am learning new things after many years in recovery. Great little history lessons about the program. Also 2 way prayer does work and you can keep it simple!
Father Bill has become one of the most influential men in recovery
He has opened doors to learning , Feeling and recovery that otherwise I would not of known existed. Father Bill speaks i suggest to listen than act!
I so look forward to the richness of Father Bill’s podcasts each week. The books he leads us through, the wonderful guests he interviews and the rich history he shares, both his own and AA’s, are always inspiring. He always helps me, as does the practice of Two Way Prayer, go from my often misguided thoughts to listening to the Great Reality Within —to the truth within my heart. Thank you Father Bill!!
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A spiritually oriented, recovery-focused discussion that blends 12-step practice with Jungian psychology and historical AA context. Across episodes, conversations commonly explore Two Way Prayer, early AA history, and the integration of myth, mysticism, and daily life into recovery. Notable is the host's emphasis on practical spiritual exercises, such as morning meditation and applying ancient wisdom to modern sobriety, plus a steady lineup of scholarly guests and clergy who bring depth on theology, recovery, and literature. The format often centers on recovery stories, spiritual practices, and historical exploration, making it helpful for listeners who want both actionable steps and broader contemplative horizons in their sobriety journey.... more
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