Tues-Thurs Group Anniversary - 2008
Sandy B. traces the trajectory of a life lived in the shadow of a deep-seated sense of not belonging from a childhood terrorized by a 20-foot crucifix to a career as a Marine Corps jet fighter pilot. He describes alcohol as a 'secret weapon' that finally silenced his anxiety and made him feel like the world was friendly a transformation that eventually led to a total collapse. Sandy B. maps out the wreckage of his final years of drinking—hallucinations a grand mal seizure and a stint in a psychiatric ward—before finding a lifeline in AA. He dismantles the idea of 'fairness' through the story of a plane crash that claimed his colleagues arguing that the only way out is a total surrender of the ego. He makes his case for moving beyond the 'comfort level' of the support system and into a personal spiritual quest to become a 'non-entity.'
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