I have been plagued with horrible feelings of shame, condemnation and guilt when I think about the wreckage behind me. I have been hiding by trying not to…
Released from the Bondage of Self-Condemnation Read Post »
Journal Entry, October xx, 20xx “Sharing at a meeting is a service to others but also an important part of my own recovery. I was grateful …
The Easier Softer Way – Surrender and Humility Read Post »
8,758 hours and counting ……. 365 days, I cannot quite believe it. It’s early but I can’t sleep, and I don’t want to waste a minute of this…
Life Lessons from Regina Brett Read Post »
A couple of months ago, a fellow sent me this list of 50 Life Lessons. The author, Regina Brett, has kindly given her permission to reprint in our…
Life Isn’t Tied with a Bow, but It’s Still a Gift Read Post »
Happy Holidays from the H & I, P.I. Committee! Below are some of the responsibilities of this committee, for your information. We will be actively looking for volunteers…
Hospitals and Institutions/Public Information Committee Read Post »
The Singapore Intergroup is the Service office that has been established to carry out …
Singapore Intergroup News – December 2014 Update Read Post »
Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it. Many A.A. pioneers described Steps Ten, Eleven and Twelve as the Guidance Steps. In…
Guidance: Step Ten Read Post »
It occurred to me as I was writing this on the computer that I never run out of pages to write on. Whenever I get to the end…
Wise Words from a Visiting Fellow Read Post »
Here are some thoughts on my experience in taking other men through the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous using the “Back to Basics” workshops structure. First of all,…
Experience on Working with Back to Basics Read Post »
by Wally P. Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all. Made direct amends to such people wherever…
Amends: Steps Eight and Nine Read Post »
