Family Sobriety Now

Joseph discussed the idea of being spiritually committed to recovery versus being preoccupied by recovery. He emphasized the importance of finding a rhythm and not just following black and white rules, as there are many shades of gray in life and recovery. Joseph suggested that spiritual fitness can be maintained through introspection, interpersonal relationships, and involvement in a supportive community. He emphasized the need for an awareness between being active and taking time to spiritually feed oneself. Joseph encouraged individuals in recovery to be asked about their experiences and the benefits they derive from their involvement, as this can lead to a deeper understanding of their motivations and values. He encouraged everyone to spend intentional time with the people and community they want to be connected with. He highlighted the benefits of such practices, including increased energy, decreased stress levels, and a desire to repeat the experience.