Your
Daily Reprieve for Sunday September 15, 2019
From Jacksonville, FL
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"No problem can be
solved
from the same level of
consciousness that created it"
~Albert Einstein
When we listen, God speaks
and guides.
--Paul K. McAfee
Anger is the real destroyer
of our good human qualities; a
n enemy with a weapon
cannot destroy these qualities, but anger can.
Anger is our real enemy. -His Holiness the Dalai Lama
“In the first six months of
my own sobriety,
I worked hard with many
alcoholics.
Not a one responded.
Yet this work kept me
sober.”
~AA Cofounder Bill W.,
January 1958,
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Big Book Quote
"Our liquor was but a symptom."
~Alcoholics Anonymous, 4th Edition, How It Works, pg. 64~ |
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AA Speaker of
the Day
Betty
S.
Narcona, TX
@Springfield, MO
1995
Wee
Willie’s
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6/10 Bob S.
(Akron, OH).....84
9/1
Julia C. (Dorset, UK)…..17
9/1
Billy K. (Cutchogue, NY)…..19
9/1
George M. (Scottsdale, AZ)…..35
9/1
Richie S. (Plainview, NY)…..28
9/1
Craig G. ()…..26
9/3
Edward H. (Andover, MA)…..36
9/4
LeeAnn N. (New York, NY)…..7
9/4
David F. (New York, NY)…..6
9/5
Chris L. (Bristol, RI)…..31
9/5
James l. ()…..27
9/6
Lisa L. (Stuart, FL)…..10
9/7
Christine L. (Exeter, NH)…..32
9/7
George D. (Port Salerno, FL)…..35
9/7
Robert M. (Guam)…..31
9/7 April/Ginger
C. (Hillsdale, NJ) 7 years.
9/8
Javier M. (London, UK)…..2
9/9
Julie K. (Portsmouth, OH)…..18
9/9
Kris K. (New York, NY)…..34
9/10
Kevin D. (Nantucket, MA)…..30
9/10
Sue B. (Haiku, H8I)…..
9/10
Brian O. (Cushendall, Ireland)…..30
9/11
Steve F. (Nyack, NY)…..36
9/11
Deck H. (Oldwick, NJ)…..33
9/12
Sherri C. (Starke, FL)…..1
9/12
Phil C. (Austin, TX)…..9
9/13
Lisa N. (Paramus, NJ)…..8
9/14
Teresa T. (Orlando, FL)…..2
9/14
Linda B. (Port St. Lucie, FL)…..5
9/15 Hillary A. (New York, NY)…..2
9/15 Alicia S. (Albany, NY)…..2
9/15 Stanley R. (Grand Rapids,
MN)…..40
9/15 Sue B. (Montpelier, VT/Gulfport,
FL)…..6
9/16
Heidi L. (Waynesville, NC)…..13
9/17
Leslie N. (Cassilis, NB, Canada)…..21
9/17
Maureen B. (Plymouth, MA)…..44
9/17
Jim W. (Methuen, MA)…..42
9/18 Jim H. (Houston, TX)…..9
9/19
John A. (Gainseville, GA)…..8
9/19
Diana D. (Newport, RI)…..25
9/19
Elaina C. (NYC, NY)…..11
9/20
Donald P. (Rockland, ME)…..24
9/20
Paul T. (Hobe Sound, FL)…..8
9/20
Dawn D. (New York, NY)…..10
9/20
Linda K. (Toronto/Port Charlotte, FL)…..7
9/21
Lisa O. (Roundhill, VA)…..5
9/21
Beth G. (Los Angeles, CA)…..40
9/21
John P. (Basking Ridge, NJ)…..4
9/23
David A. (New York City, NY)…..18
9/23
Bill G. (Marblehead, MA)…..34
9/24
Larry C. (Davenport, FL)…..29
9/24
Adam T. (Hastings-on-Hudson, NY)…..34
9/24
Katie S. (New Vernon, NJ)…..19
9/24
Tim B. (Raleigh, NC)…..14
9/25
Cate M. (Weaverville, NC)…..37
9/25
Mary D. (New Rochelle, NY)…..2
9/26
Ari B. (New York, NY)…..1
9/27
Sheila C. (Falmouth, MA)…..5
9/27
Sarah M. D. (NJ)…..2
9/28
Paul W. (Springfield, NJ)…..30
9/28
Scott B. (Epping, NH)…..23
9/28
June T. (Palm Desert, CA/Nantucket,MA)…..13
9/29
Judy F. (Nantucket/ Marathon, FL)…..27
9/29
Joan F. (Westhampton, NY/PBG, FL)…..9
9/30
Shannon L. (Garfield, NJ)…..2
9/30
Sheree H. (Bellevue, WA)…..5
9/30
Dominick N. (NY)…..37
1180 Total
Years of Sobriety
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12&12
Tradition Nine - "A.A., as such, ought never be organized;
but we may create service boards or committees directly responsible to those
they serve."
WHEN Tradition Nine was first written, it said that "Alcoholics Anonymous needs that least possible organization." In years since then, we have changed our minds about that. Today, we are able to say with assurance that Alcoholics Anonymous--A.A. as a whole--should never be organized at all. Then, in seeming contradiction, we proceed to create special service boards and committees which in themselves are organized. How, then, can we have an unorganized movement which can and does create a service organization for itself? Scanning this puzzler, people say, "What do they mean, no organization?"
p. 172
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Twenty-Four Hours
A.A. Thought For The Day
"We all realize that we know only a little. God will constantly disclose more to all of us. Ask Him in your morning meditations what you can do today for the person who is still sick. The answers will come, if your own house is in order. See to it that your relationship with God is right and great events will come to pass for you and countless others. Give freely of what you find in A.A. But, obviously, you cannot transmit something which you haven't got. So make a life-study of A.A." Am I always looking for ways of presenting the A.A. Program? Meditation For The Day "In quietness and confidence shall be your strength.: Confidence means to have faith in something. We could not live without confidence in others. When you have confidence in God's grace, you can face whatever comes. When you have confidence in God's love, you can be serene and at peace. You can rest in the faith that God will take care of you. Try to rest in God's presence until His life-power flows through you. Be still and in that stillness the still, small Voice will come. It speaks in quietness to the human mind that is attuned to its influence. Prayer For The Day I pray that I may find strength today in quietness. I pray that I may be content today that God will take care of me. |
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Daily Thought
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(\ ~~ /) ( \(AA)/ ) (_ /AA\ _) /AA\ ^*^*^*^*^ Self-appraisal
"I used to be a champ at unrealistic self-appraisal. I wanted to
look only at the part of my life which seemed good. Then I would greatly
exaggerate whatever virtues I supposed I had attained. Next I would
congratulate myself on the grand job I was doing. So my unconscious
self-deception never failed to turn my few good assets into serious
liabilities. This astonishing process was always a pleasant one . . . I was
falling straight back into the pattern of my drinking days . . . I shall
forever regret the damage I did to people around me. Indeed, I still tremble
when I realize what I might have done to A.A. and to its future."
Bill W., June 1961 1988 AA Grapevine, The Language of the Heart, pp. 256-7 Thought to Consider . . . When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be.
*~*AACRONYMS*~*
A. A. Attitude Adjustment |
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Daily Reflection
SEPTEMBER 15
A NEW LIFE
Yes, there is a substitute
and it is vastly more than that. It is
a fellowship in Alcoholics
Anonymous. . . . Life will mean
something at last
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p.
152
Life is better without
alcohol. A.A. and the presence of a
Higher Power keeps me
sober, but the grace of God does
even better; it brings
service into my life. Contact with the
A.A. program teaches me a
new and greater understanding
of what Alcoholics
Anonymous is and what it does, but
most importantly, it helps
to show me who I am: an alcoholic
who needs the constant
experience of the Alcoholics
Anonymous program so that I
may live a life given to me
by my Higher Power.
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Pot Luck
I asked God for strength, that I
might achieve...
I was made weak, that I might learn humbly to obey. I asked for health, that I might do greater things... I was given infirmity, that I might do better things. I asked for riches, that I might be happy... I was given poverty, that I might be wise. I asked for power, that I might have the praise of men... I was given weakness, that I might feel the need for God. I asked for all things, that I might enjoy life... I got nothing that I asked for, but everything I hoped for. Almost despite myself, my unspoken prayers were answered. I am among all men, richly blessed. --This prayer was found on an unidentified Civil War soldier |
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