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Introduction The Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Big Book, written in 1939 by Bill Wilson, has been a cornerstone in the world of addiction recovery. It has helped millions of people in their battle against alcoholism by outlining the Twelve Steps program. At the heart of the Big Book's message is the concept of the Four Horsemen,... Read More
Shamanism and Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) may seem worlds apart, but closer examination reveals that they share common threads in their approach to healing and personal transformation. This article will explore the spiritual, psychological, and social aspects that tie these two seemingly disparate practices together. In doing so, we aim to shed light on the powerful... Read More
The journey towards addiction recovery is multifaceted and complex, encompassing various aspects of an individual's life. While physical sobriety, the act of abstaining from substances, is a crucial component, emotional sobriety is an equally important aspect that requires attention. Emotional sobriety refers to the ability to navigate and manage emotions, feelings, and reactions in a... Read More