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Thoughtless to Thoughtful
It was a great meeting. Someone raised the slogan “Think, Think, Think,” as a topic for the discussion. Several AAs ...
Why did I not chase spiritual development as strongly as I chased sex
As a young man, in college, I chased girls with enthusiasm. If I fancied a girl, I worked hard to ...
You’ve gone too far
I stopped in a small rural village. I was looking for a particular farm and I was not sure I ...
Hanging by a Thread in Akron
Every AA knows the thread of coincidences that led to the famous conversation between Ebby T. and Bill W. How ...
The Fabric of Your Life
You can’t explain the fabric of your life with one piece of thread. The cloth of life is made of ...
Are We Treating God Like a Spouse?
A group of women were at a seminar on how to live in a loving relationship with their husbands. The ...
A Compelling Case
Asking God for guidance is one thing. Seeing the answer is another. What direction should I take? What does God ...
When to PUSH
Acronyms are so much fun, and handy to have around. They are memory aids for sound principles of living. And ...
My Ego is a Bad General
When I am not paying attention, my ego is in command. I am often not paying attention, so my ego ...
Inadequate Clothing
My wife and I recently holidayed in Scotland. If you are visiting Scotland, you are interested in history or have ...
Desperation and Importance
“If it is important, I will find a way; if it is not, I will find an excuse.” This was ...
Discipline Not Technique
Alabama, near the Gulf of Mexico, is a beautiful place to visit. And it has a great AA culture. The ...
Online Meetings
It was our regular men’s meeting. The electronic meeting room was opened early, and we were enjoying a pre-meeting gabfest, ...
Apathy is a defence against fear
Apathy worries every old-timer in the Program. A friend said recently, “resentment may have been the number one offender when ...
Caragana Resentments
I was talking with a sponsee one day. We were talking about resentments—feelings of bitter indignation over perceived harm or ...

