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David H. – Big Book Study – Week 20 (Page 86 to Page 89)

July 2, 2019 twelvestep recovery

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Step 10 in the Big Book of AA is one of the most important sections. When we get sober, we have to adjust to a new way of living, a new routine, a new outlook on life. David H. does an incredible job of walking through daily practices that help us maintain our spiritual condition. […]

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Tom B. – AA Speaker – How spirituality through subtraction works in AA’s 12 Steps

December 1, 2017 twelvestep recovery

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I can sit on my butt and tell you how grateful I am, but if I’m not out there trying to give away this gift that has been so freely given me, I’m a liar and the truth is not in me. There is a book we used to look at on Sunday mornings that […]

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Ron W. – AA Speaker – Funny Inventory Stories and Powerful Message of Self Discovery NEW 2017

June 16, 2017 twelvestep recovery

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Step 10 of Alcoholics Anonymous is about taking personal inventory on a daily basis and always watching for old patterns or habits that we might fall in to. It is also the part of the recovery process where we grow spiritually and we become mature. Ron W. shares stories about inventory and step ten in […]

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Mark H. – AA Speakers – “What God can do” (Steps 10, 11, and 12)

April 6, 2017 twelvestep

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What I discovered in the tenth step is that dictionaries are incredibly helpful in understanding what the Big Book is trying to say, and the word “watch” is a good word. So in my tenth step, and in my meditations, I’m going to take different practices like “watch” and “ask” and “turn.” I write them […]

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Ed. M. – AA Speakers – “Laughing and Loving a New Life in Recovery!”

April 6, 2017 twelvestep

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So it is important what we say and what we do in Alcoholics Anonymous. It is important what we say to the new person in Alcoholics Anonymous. It is important that we instill hope in the new person in Alcoholics Anonymous and encourage them. They’ve had enough of the other crap. Believe me, for years […]