Tips on Step 4
STEP OF THE MONTH – APRIL hearing from our fellows STEP 4: Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves. We all need help working the steps,…
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STEP OF THE MONTH – APRIL hearing from our fellows STEP 4: Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves. We all need help working the steps,…
a stop sign and the car does not stop, but drifts into the middle of the intersection, you take it back to the dealer and have them check…
Step Six: I Think Therefore I Do Read story →
Step One – (pp. 21-24) – Alcoholics Anonymous Me and many ‘others’ who arrived at the doors of AA Rooms found recovery as drunks, when we admitted we…
Step One — Alcoholics Anonymous Read story →
Bill rode the subways that night, panhandling funds for a bottle of booze. (Just imagine!) He came back home on Tuesday morning, December 11th and when he noticed…
Step One for Bill W. Read story →
In no particular order: Love Fate God Luck Bill W Cheap brandy Lessons learned from childhood Damian Hall Sharing Listening The steps My family Meetings Bus rides in…
What Saved You? — Bill and Bob Read story →
Freedom from all Unresolved Mental Issues my life. I never got enough of what I thought I needed. I was insecure. I had no self-esteem. No one had…
The Importance of Step Twelve Read story →
The Control Rooms in My Brainbox There are many proven, practical suggestions in Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) literature that, if followed, would lead to a life of serenity and…
Who Holds the Key to Willingness? Read story →
It was my choice to summon up my Conscience for that role. Unselfishness has been the answer to a life of grief. The more I put it into…
The Importance of Step Twelve Read story →
I like the saying: “I can’t. God can! I’ll ask Him to help me.” And I would like to add: NOW. The Third Step decision, followed by a…
A Decision and a Prayer Read story →
RewardȮ of Steȥ FouȨ I faced Step Four with some trepidation, but my sponsor did not allow time for irrational fear to take over. He had me begin…
Rewards of Step Four Read story →
SpiƕƌƱƲal AwaƎƈƫƦnƊ The term “spiritual experience” and “spiritual awakening” are used many Ɵmes in this book which, upon careful reading, shows that the personality change sufficient to bring…
Spiritual Awakening in the Big Book Read story →
Further reflection on Step One brought about a different understanding of its context. The first two parts of this step are separated by a dash—not a hyphen. A…
Further Reflection on Step One Read story →
BilƏ W’s ChƕiưtƐƄư PreƖƈƫt On a bleak November day of 1934, Bill W. was in the process of receiving—albeit unknowingly—a Christmas present beyond his belief. A visit from…
Bill W’s Christmas Present Read story →
How OxƌoƲd GroƛƖ CriƚƏƣƩsƓ SpaƝƮƋd The TweƒƶƋ SteƖƳ Bill and Lois Wilson attended the NY Oxford Group shortly after Bill was released from Towns hospital late December 1934.…
How Oxford Group Crisis Spurred the Twelve Steps Read story →
Step Seven begins: “My Creator, I am now willing that you should have all of me, good and bad.” Why should I ask God to take over my…
Step Seven, Set Me Free! Read story →
I view the first nine steps as primarily a short-lived event that teaches how to begin the lifelong process of the living last three steps. The event: Steps…
12-STEPS: First an Event—Then a Process Read story →
My sponsor, wisely, did not allow time for fear to develop before writing my Fourth Step. He pointed out that the Big Book indicates that we are to…
Step Four, at a Glance Read story →
by William Duncan Silkworth, M.D. The mystery of slips is not so deep as it may appear. While it does seem odd that an alcoholic, who has restored…
Slips and Human Nature Read story →
(The event is not the process.) During his third day of treatment at Towns Hospital, Bill W ingested the essence of our Twelve Steps while being assisted by…
Learning the Steps vs Living the Steps Read story →
Daily Reprieve · February 2018 A Personal Journey Through the Steps
A Personal Journey Through the Steps Read story →
What Any A.A. Member Or Group Reads Is No Business Of G.S.O., or Of The Conference! Whilst reading “Dr. Bob and the Good Oldtimers”, I saw references to…
What Any AA Member or Group Reads Read story →
(Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly Bill W’s writings communicate the Steps to us in a very understandable manner: He often tells us…
Step Ten Directions Are Not On the Wall Read story →
As I venture through each passing day, I try to watch for those ever- reoccurring defects of character such as repeating angry thoughts, self- centeredness, unreasonable fear, and…
Step Three and Step Ten Read story →
Ebby T. is the person who carried his alcoholic solution to Bill W. Clarence S., Cleveland AA founder, is quoted: “Bill might have scored the touchdown, but it…
How a Flock of Seagulls Helped Start A.A. Read story →
A 4th Step Resentment Prayer: “God, Please help me to be free of anger and to see that the world and its people have dominated me. Show me…
SPIRITUALITY & ‘GOD-TALK’ Chair of AA’s General Service Board asks if AAs are welcoming enough to all beliefs From a Talk given at the October 2009 AA General…
Spirituality & God-Talk Read story →
• You can help when no one else can. • You can secure their confidence when others fail. • Life will take on new meaning. Big Book page…
• What used to be the hunch or the occasional inspiration gradually becomes a working part…
• And we have ceased fighting anything or anyone -‐ even alcohol. • For by this time sanity will have returned. • We will seldom be interested in…
• If we are painstaking about this phase of our development, we will be amazed before we are half way through. • We are going to know a…
Big Book Pages 83-84 Read story →