Personal Growth & Meditation
May 4, 2023
I Think Before I Do In my early days of sobriety my wife came home from an Al-Anon meeting all excited about what they had talked […]
January 4, 2023
Living by the Dictates of My Conscience, By Rick R. “Desperation” has been the great motivator for me with respect to the thoroughness that I have […]
October 11, 2022
I was parked in front of the mall wiping off my car. I had just come from the car wash and was waiting for my wife […]
August 29, 2022
Central Bulletin, September 1955 “There’s nothing I hate more than a cheat,” was the indignant observation of a caller the other day as he described the […]
August 1, 2022
Central Bulletin, Vol 23 No 9, June, 1965 AA doesn’t work on our own terms! Our guarantee of sustained sobriety can be achieved only if we […]
April 1, 2022
Many of us have learned, through our moral inventories, to guard against resentment. We discover that the sense of personal injury that makes us resentful often […]
February 1, 2022
There tends to be a problem in our fellowship: A generation gap. I am a very active member of AA. Yet, I am as guilty of […]
December 27, 2021
A Glimmer of What Adult Love Really Is, By Bill W. January 1958 I think that many oldsters who have put our Alcoholics Anonymous “booze cure” to […]
November 1, 2021
Right Back at You Grand-Pa When my grandson was in preschool, we talked for many hours about everything from stars and space to bugs and animals. […]
December 22, 2020
The Jigsaw Process There’s no way of knowing how the life of a newborn child is going to turn out. And if there was, we could […]
September 1, 2020
Devoid of all motives to deceive Is there a difference between being honest and practicing rigorous honesty? And if not, why add the word rigorous, unless […]
November 27, 2019
“The AA Program has borrowed from medicine, psychiatry, and religion. AA has combined them into a program best suited to the alcoholics mind and which will […]