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Strength comes from honestly telling your own experiences with drinking. In religion, they call it confession. We call it witnessing or sharing. You give a personal witness, you share your past experiences, the troubles you got into, the hospitals, the jails, the break up of your home, the money wasted, the debts, and all the […]
Each Day a New Beginning<!--032426-->

Love has a hundred gentle ends.Β —Leonora Speyer— Letting go is a process that is seldom easy. For many, its meaning is elusive. How do we “let go”? Letting go means removing our attention from a particular experience or person and putting our focus on the here and now. We hang on to the past, […]
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On occasion I realize it’s easier to say the serenity prayer and take that leap of faith than it is to continue doing what I’m doing.Β —S.H.— The pain of change is a reality. But so is the pain of no change–when change is called for. In spite of our desires, changing others will never […]
AA Thought for the Day <!--032326-->

Strength comes from the fellowship you find when you come into A.A. Just being with men and women who have found the way out gives you a feeling of security. You listen to the speakers, you talk with other members, and you absorb the atmosphere of confidence and hope that you find in the place. […]
Promise of a new Day <!--032326-->

When I trust and respect myself enough to be myself honestly, others respond with trust and respect. —John Stevens— We can greet all situations today with ease if we have committed ourselves to lives of integrity. Having made the decision to be fully honest at all times eliminates our uncertainty in responding to others, and […]
Daily Reflections <!--032326-->

. . . AND NO MORE RESERVATIONS We have seen the truth again and again: “Once an alcoholic, always an alcoholic.”. . . If we are planning to stop drinking, there must be no reservation of any kind, nor any lurking notion that someday we will be immune to alcohol. . . . To be […]
Keep it Simple <!--032326-->

Love thy neighbor as thyself, but choose your neighbor.—Louise Beal— In our program, we learn a lot about loving ourselves. Then we start to see how this helps us love our neighbors. We learn to love ourselves honestly, seeing our strengths and our weaknesses. We learn to see others honestly . We learn how much […]
My Thought for the Day <!--032226-->

πΊHello Sunshine and WELCOME to your Dayβ…ππ€…When we return to the old thinking and behaviors for quick solutions, things tend not to work out very well …π§ π£π€¦π…We can be left feeling over-whelmed with guilt, depressed, owing an APOLOGY to OURSELVES or OTHERS…π³π’π€π¦…But when we make the DECISION to do things different and come up to […]
Promise of a new Day <!--032226-->

It is good to have an end to journey towards; but it is the journey that matters, in the end. —Ursala K. LeGuin— Our goals lend direction to our lives. Without them we flounder, often uncertain of who we are. They provide substance for our self-definition and they motivate us, at times even deeply exhilarate […]
AA Thought for the Day <!--032226-->

We’re all looking for the power to overcome drinking. A fellow comes into A.A. and his first question is: How do I get the strength to quit? At first, it seems to him that he will never get the necessary strength. He sees older members who have found the power he is looking for, but […]