12 Symptoms of Spiritual Awakening
1. An increased tendency to let things happen rather than make them happen. 2. Frequent attacks of smiling. 3. Feelings of being connected with others and nature. 4.…
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1. An increased tendency to let things happen rather than make them happen. 2. Frequent attacks of smiling. 3. Feelings of being connected with others and nature. 4.…
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Alcohol nearly ended my life. It was my best friend for the longest time and it ended up being my worst enemy. I had my first drink…
A New Beginning in Life Read story →
drinking. He couldn’t understand why I drank so much. I would wake up at night, go to the kitchen and drink so I could fall back asleep, and…
I Started Drinking Early in Life Read story →
up for a lifetime. Just for today I will be happy. Most folks are as happy as they make up their minds to be. Just for today I…
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Daily Reprieve January 2014 (OCR draft) Read story →
Ok, I don’t drink or do drugs anymore. But when I did, I liked to stay up late at night fantasizing that I was cool. From my euphoric,…
My Super Awesome Life as a Practicing Alcoholic Read story →
1. If others at the event are drinking, chances are they will never know that you only have cola in your glass. 2. If you are new to…
Staying Sober Through Holiday Events Read story →
The Big Book discusses three distinctly different types of drinkers on page 20 and 21: the moderate drinker, the hard drinker, and the real alcoholic. I suppose that…
Three Types of Drinkers Read story →
When I walked into the rooms of AA, I never quite expected it to be this way. Don’t pick up that first drink I was told, then your…
Thank You AA – A Poem Read story →
them were indifferent. Typically there are 4 to 5 patients, although some days there are many more. One time there was only one Chinese patient and he couldn’t…
(PROVIDED I DO NOT PICK UP THE FIRST DRINK) In a year from today, I see myself living my life with a new ease. I see myself dealing…
My Life a Year From Now Read story →
“I never saw a pessimistic general win a battle.” Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower ”To attain knowledge add things everyday. To attain wisdom remove them every day.” “To accomplish…
Reflections on Recovery Read story →
So it’s 106 days today and wow it’s been a roller coaster ride. The highs have been extreme, ‘head in the cloud’ moments and the lows have been…
106 Days and Counting Read story →
When I am asked by anyone not familiar with AA what is the best definition of our Association, the very first thing that comes to my mind is:…
Lord, make me a channel of thy peace That where there is hatred, I may bring love That where there is wrong, I may bring the spirit of…
The St Francis Prayer Read story →
Thank you St. Francis. “She Don’t Think Like She Used To” ( A recovery song by Simon A.) She wondered how it got so bad How did it…
She Don’t Think Like She Used To Read story →
G’Day from Western Australia! First I would like to say an “AA thank you” to everybody that made me feel at home in Singapore. My stay was short…
A Thank You from Western Australia Read story →
We have started a Step 11 Meeting for those who wish to integrate prayer and meditation into a regular AA meeting. The meeting is held every Friday lunch…
Comfortable with Uncertainty Read story →
Nine months ago I came to your rooms shattered, broken and disheartened with my life. You all opened your arms and embraced me with your warmth, encouragement, love…
To the AA Fellowship of Singapore Read story →
The moves and steps we learnt will remain with us for quite sometime and I’m sure if you ask the ladies who attended they will not be shy…
Burlesque Was Fun – Recovery Story Read story →
The Third Tradition Check List: Practice These Principles Tradition Three: The only requirement for A.A. membership is a desire to stop drinking. 1. In my mind do I…
From a Very Grateful Alkie Read story →
MY NAME IS DOUG R and I am an alcoholic. It is a privilege to be asked to give the Keynote Address at the 9th Asia Oceana Service…
Singleness of Purpose Read story →
2. Be host to AA friends, especially newcomers 3. Keep your AA telephone list with you all the time 4. Find out about the special holiday parties, meetings…
Holiday Season Sobriety Tips Read story →
I found myself in a bottomless pit, of sorrow and woe and despair. When a ray of light revealed to me the steps of a winding stair. In…
Poem from an Anonymous AA Member Read story →
Since then I have seen honest and willing sponsees, who have worked fear lessly on their Step Four’s, run aground at Step Six. These women were more hon…
Working with Sponsees Read story →
Does it have to be said, does it have to be said by me, does it have to be said by me now. HALT (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired)…
Keep the Focus on Yourself Read story →
My journey in AA started nearly 5 years ago in Singapore. I don’t count the 2 or 3 months in 1998 in the USA where I was first…
Do I Have Peace of Mind Today? Read story →
I have a body that can not stop craving alcohol once I take the first drink. I have a mind that will tell me it is OK to…
Total Surrender Saved My Soul Read story →
Singapore friends in AA: My name is Mike and I am an alcoholic. This is my third time in Singapore since 2005, when I came on a merchant…
Singapore Friends in AA – June 2010 Read story →