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- In our first few weeks or months in The Program, our emotional conditions sometimes affects our feelings towards friends and family. For many of us, these relationships heal quickly in the initial stages of our recovery. For others a time of...
- Practice suggestion: "Let all things be exactly as they really are" (or, making it more specific, "Let this thing be exactly as it really is"). The word "really" emphasizes that accepting things as they are does not mean resigning ourselves to the...
- Practice suggestion: "Let all things be exactly as they really are" (or, making it more specific, "Let this thing be exactly as it really is"). The word "really" emphasizes that accepting things as they are does not mean resigning ourselves to the...
- Now that we're free from our addictions , living life one day at a time, we can begin to stop making unreasonable demands upon those we love. We can show kindness where we had shown none ; we can take the time and initiative to be thoughtful,...
- AA Sponsorship Pamphlet (1944)by Clarence SnyderThis is the first pamphlet ever written concerning sponsorship. It was written by Clarence H. Snyder in early 1944. Its original title was to be "AA Sponsorship...Its Obligations and Its...
- AA Sponsorship Pamphlet (1944)by Clarence SnyderThis is the first pamphlet ever written concerning sponsorship. It was written by Clarence H. Snyder in early 1944. Its original title was to be "AA Sponsorship...Its Obligations and Its...
- AA Sponsorship Pamphlet (1944)by Clarence SnyderThis is the first pamphlet ever written concerning sponsorship. It was written by Clarence H. Snyder in early 1944. Its original title was to be "AA Sponsorship...Its Obligations and Its...
- In times past, even as adults, many of us cheerlessly insisted that people protect, and care for us. We acted as if the world owed us a living. And then, when the people we loved most got fed up, pushing us aside, or abandoning us completely, we...
- AlcoholismFor most, alcohol provides an excuse for friends to get together after work, to enjoy a toast on special occasions, a feeling of warmth and relaxation from time to time. Alcohol has become a part of American culture as much as hot dogs and...
- AlcoholismFor most, alcohol provides an excuse for friends to get together after work, to enjoy a toast on special occasions, a feeling of warmth and relaxation from time to time. Alcohol has become a part of American culture as much as hot dogs and...
- In freedom from addiction all that we're to expect from a spiritual awakening ? Not at all. Freedom from addiction is only a bare beginning; it's really only the first gift of our first awakening. Obviously, if more gifts are to come our way, our...
- On studying the Twelve Steps, many of the first members of the program exclaimed ," What a order I can't go through with it.' " Do not be discouraged ", We are told meeting after meeting. " No one among have been able to maintain anything like...
- No society can function well without able leadership in all its levels, and AA can be no exception. Itmust be said, though, that we AAs sometimes cherish the thought that we can do without any leadershipat all. We are apt to warp the traditional...
- Let us continue with Step Twelve We mus t practice these principles in all our affairs.This part of the twelfth step must not be overlooked. It is the carrrying on of the whole program.We do not just practice these principles in regard to our...
- Historical DataFact File LogoHistorical Data: The Birth Of A.A. And Its Growth In U.S./CanadaA.A. had its beginnings in 1935 at Akron, Ohio, as the outcome of a meeting between Bill W., a New York stockbroker, and Dr. Bob S., an Akron surgeon. Both...