Daily Reflections October 31 AVOIDING CONTROVERSY All history affords us the spectacle of striving nations and groups finally torn asunder because they were designed for, or tempted into, controversy. Others fell apart because of sheer […]
Since September 5, 2015
Month: October 2024
October 30
Daily Reflections October 30 LIVE AND LET LIVE Do I remember that I have a right to my opinion but that others don’t have to share it? That’s the spirit of “Live and Let Live.” […]
October 29
Daily Reflections October 29 OUR SURVIVAL Since recovery from alcoholism is life itself to us, it is imperative that we preserve in full strength our means of survival. -TWELVE STEPS AND TWELVE TRADITIONS, p. 177 […]
October 28
Daily Reflections October 28 AN UNBROKEN TRADITION How much it means to me that an unbroken tradition of more than half a century is a thread that connects me to Bill W. and Dr. Bob. […]
October 27
Daily Reflections October 27 GLOBAL SHARING The only thing that matters is that he is an alcoholic who has found a key to sobriety. These legacies of suffering and of recovery are easily passed among […]
October 26
Daily ReflectionsOctober 26 ONE ULTIMATE AUTHORITY “For our group purpose there is but one ultimate authority—a loving God as He may express Himself in our group conscience.”–TWELVE STEPS AND TWELVE TRADITIONS, p. 132 When I […]
October 25
Daily Reflections October 25 A.A.’s HEARTBEAT Without unity, the heart of A.A. would cease to beat; -AS BILL SEES IT, p. 125 Without unity I would be unable to recover in A.A. on a daily […]
October 24
Daily Reflections October 24 “BY FAITH AND BY WORKS” God has allowed me the right to be wrong in order for our Fellowship to exist as it does today. If I place God’s will first […]
October 23
Daily Reflections October 23 WHAT WE KNOW BEST “Shoemaker, stick to thy last!” … better do one thing supremely well than many badly. That is the central theme of this Tradition [Five]. Around it our […]
October 22
Daily Reflections October 22 TRUE TOLERANCE Finally, we begin to see that all people, including ourselves, are to some extent emotionally ill as well as frequently wrong, and then we approach true tolerance and see […]