Rohr reads the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous as a practical guide to the surrender of ego and the discovery of the True Self, arguing that the recovery movement stumbled upon a profoundly universal human wisdom. This book bridges addiction recovery and contemplative spirituality in a way that serves both communities, making it valuable for men working through any form of compulsive behavior or ego-driven suffering. For men who have experienced the breakdown of their constructed identity through addiction, failure, or loss, this book provides a spiritual framework for transformation that meets them exactly where they are. It is one of the most practically useful books Rohr has written.
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Franciscan friar, founder of the Center for Action and Contemplation, and co-founder of Illuman. One of the most widely-read Catholic writers on male initiation and spirituality.
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