Your
Daily Reprieve for Sunday October 27, 2019
From Waynesville, NC
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“My daily life is conducted
in a manner
that is far different from
my drinking days.
The places I go, the things
I do, and the people I am with
are a reflection of my
spiritual progress.
My life is conducted with
the knowledge
that God is always at my
side and
guides me through the day.
For that, at the end of
each day, I say, ‘Thank You.’”
~Grapevine: Fairfield,
Connecticut, September 1978
"The road of life
twists and turns and no two directions are ever the same.
Yet our lessons come from
the journey, not the destination."
~Don Williams, Jr
"If you are humble
nothing will touch you,
neither praise nor
disgrace,
because you know what you are." --Mother Teresa
You experience scarcity and
sadness
only when you find fault
with the situation you are
presented with in the moment.
When you accept the situation as it is
you experience only
abundance and bliss.
~Paul Ferrini |
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Big Book Quote
“God alone can judge our sex situation. Counsel with persons is
often desirable, but we let God be the final judge. We realize that some
people are as fanatical about sex as others are loose. We avoid hysterical
thinking or advice.”
~Alcoholics Anonymous, 4th Edition, How It Works, pg. 69~ |
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6/10 Bob S.
(Akron, OH).....84
10/1
Jigar D. (Mumbai, India)…..1
10/1
Mary H. (Andover, MA)…..31
10/1
Michael B. (Fort Salonga, NY)…..14
10/1
Michael A. (Shelter Island, NY)…..9
10/1 Henry S. (Port Charlotte, FL)…..37
10/2
Armand the Chicken Man (Smithfield, RI)…..61
10/2
Dave R. (Bedminster, NJ)…..8
10/3
Chris H. (Punta Gorda, FL)…..29
10/3 Charlie
E. (Chicago, IL)…..7
10/4
Mary R. (Averill Park, NY)…..22
10/4 Bev
V. (Exeter, NH)…..27
10/6
Georgia H. (Kittery, ME)…..23
10/6
Anne M. (East Hampton, NY)…..15
10/6
Dick H. (Milford, MA)…..28
10/6
Russ W. (Milford, CT)…..6
10/6
Annette L. (Dothan, AL)…..27
10/6
Nancy G. (Port Orchard, WA)…..14
10/7
Donna C. (Punta Gorda, FL)…..44
10/8
Linda G. (Lake Placid, NY)…..41
10/8
Meredith R. (Brunswick, GA)…..7
10/9
Marcel B. (Memramcook, NB, Canada)…..8
10/9
Xavier F. (Greenwich, CT)…..6
10/9
Glen O. (Montague, MA)…..28
10/10
Sharon B. (Clermont, FL)…..2
10/11
Cigar Bob (Hampton Beach, NH/Cocoa Beach, FL)…..22
10/11
Ray H. (Hermitage, TN)…..9
10/11
Harriett B. (Hobe Sound, FL)…..31
10/12
Chris M. (Clark, NJ)…..32
10/12
Michael C. (Cordes Lakes, AZ)…..30
10/13
Angie T. (Dorset, UK)…..15
10/13
Don C. (Evanston, IL)…..48
10/13
Robert L. (Denver, NC)…..18
10/13
Deb B. (Jacksonville, FL)…..24
10/14
Carol H. (Glen Cove, NY)…..34
10/14
Scott S. (Brookfield, WI)…..8
10/15
Marianne M. (Hampton, NH)…..23
10/15 CJ
D. (Waynesville, NC)…..41
10/17
Jim T. (Palm Coast, FL)…..10
10/17
Michele F. (Moultrie, GA)…..14
10/18
Lisa H. (Monaco & La Quinta, CA)…..10
10/19
Ray S. (Covington, LA)…..31
10/19
Don T. (National City, MI)…..19
10/20
Caroline J. (Stuart, FL)…..2
10/21
Sue T. (Flanders, NJ)…..6
10/22 Betsy
H. (Corpus Christi, TX)…..9
10/22
Doug S. (Brookfield, CT)…..29
10/23
Britton W. (Raleigh, NC)…..2
10/23
James D. (NYC, NY)…..42
10/23
Bill B. (Stratham, NH)….31
10/25
Robyn M. (Delray Beach, FL)…..30
10/25
David C. (Syracuse, NY)…..13
10/25
Keely S. (Azalea, OR)…..37
10/25
Mimi G. (NY,NY)…..10
10/25
Brittney B. (San Diego, CA)…..10
10/25
Charlie P. (Iceland)…..32
10/26
Niall H. (Dublin, Ireland)…..27
10/26
Bryce H. (NYC)…..1
10/26
Sean C. (Mamaroneck, NY)…..10
10/28
Kelly G. (Morristown, NJ)…..2
10/28
Craig B. (Memphis, TN)…..8
10/28
Diane J. (Portland, OR)…..28
10/29
LauraLea K. (Leesburg, FL)…..8
10/30
Bob H. (Barnardsville, NC)…..31
10/30
Estelle R. (New York, NY)…..43
10/31
Clint H. (Pittsburgh, PA)…..21
1342 Total
Years of Sobriety
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Foreword
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Twenty-Four Hours
A.A. Thought For The
Day
Seventh, I can help other alcoholics.
I am of some use in the world. I have a
purpose in life.
I am worth something
at last. My life has a direction and a meaning.
All that feeling of
futility is gone. I can do something worthwhile.
God has given me a new
lease on life so that I can help other alcoholics.
He has let me live
through all the hazards of my alcoholic life to bring me
at last to a place of
real usefulness in the world. He has let me live for this.
This is my opportunity
and my destiny. I am worth something!
Will I give as much of
my life as I can to A.A.?
Meditation For The Day All of us have our own battle to win,
the battle between the
material view of life and the
spiritual view. Something must guide our lives.
Will it be wealth,
pride, selfishness, greed
or will it be faith, honesty, purity, unselfishness, love and service?
Each one has a choice.
We can choose good or evil. We cannot choose both.
Are we going to keep
striving until we win the battle?
If we win the victory, we can believe that
even God in His heaven
will rejoice. Prayer For The Day I pray that I may choose the good and resist the evil.
I pray that I will not
be a loser in the
battle for righteousness. |
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Daily Thought
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(\ ~~ /) ( \(AA)/ ) (_ /AA\ _) /AA\ ^*^*^*^*^
Emotional
Sobriety
"If we examine every disturbance we have, great or small, we will find at the root of it some unhealthy dependency and its consequent unhealthy demand. Let us, with God's help, continually surrender these hobbling liabilities. Then we can be set free to live and love; we may then be able to twelfth-step ourselves, as well as others, into emotional sobriety." Bill. W., AA Grapevine, January 1958 c.1967 AAWS, As Bill Sees It, p. 288 Thought to Consider . . . We live life in the moment but understand it looking back with the tool of gratitude. *~*AACRONYMS*~* D E T A C H Don't Even Think About Changing Him/Her |
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Daily Reflection
GLOBAL SHARING
The only thing that
matters is that he is an alcoholic who
has found a key to
sobriety. These legacies of suffering and
of recovery are
easily passed among alcoholics, one to the
other. This is our
gift from God, and its bestowal upon
others like us is
the one aim that today animates A. A. 's all
around the globe.
TWELVE STEPS AND
TWELVE TRADITIONS, p. 151
The strength of
Alcoholics Anonymous lies in the desire of
each member and of
each group around the world to share
with other
alcoholics their suffering and the steps taken to
gain, and maintain,
recovery. By keeping a conscious
contact with my
Higher Power, I make sure that I always
nurture my desire to
help other alcoholics, thus insuring the
continuity of the
wonderful fraternity of Alcoholics
Anonymous.
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Pot Luck
Patience
Sometimes we get what we want right away. At other times, we
wonder if our desires will ever be fulfilled.
We will be fulfilled in the best way possible and as quickly
as possible. But some things take time. Sometimes, we have lessons to learn
first, lessons that prepare us so we can accept the good we deserve. Things
are being worked out in us, and in others. Blocks in us are being removed. A
solid foundation is being laid.
Be patient, Relax and trust. Let go. Then, let go some more.
Good things are planned for us. We will receive them at the first available
moment. We will have all our heart longs for. Relax and trust.
Today, I will identify what I want and need; then, I’ll be
willing to let go of it. I will devote my energy to living my life today, so
I may master my lessons as quickly as possible. I will trust that what I want
and need is coming to me. I will let go of my need to control the details.
Today's
reading is from the book The
Language of Letting Go
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