Your
Daily Reprieve for Thursday July 9, 2020
From Waynesville, NC
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I know there isn’t a God
….and he is out to get me.
When you encounter a
special someone who is radiant,
upbeat, and intensely
focused on you,
you can be sure that
someone has a generous soul.
May you be blessed to have
people in your life
who freely share their
spirit; heart, and soul.
~Prayables
"The wise man takes
the shortest path to peace with himself.'
Acceptance of what is, that
is the shortest path."
~Robin Hobb, Mad Ship
"When
people are ready to, they change.
They
never do it before then,
and
sometimes they die before they get around to it.
You
can’t make them change if they don’t want to,
just like when they do want to, you can’t
stop them.”
~Andy
Warhol
"I’m not afraid to die, I
just don’t want to
be there when it happens."
~Woody Allen
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Big Book Quote
"Frothy
emotional appeal seldom suffices. The message which can interest and hold
these alcoholic people must have depth and weight. In nearly all cases, their
ideals must be grounded in a power greater than themselves, if they are to
re-create their lives."
~Alcoholics Anonymous, 4th Edition, The Doctor's Opinion, pg. xxviii~ |
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6/10 Bob S.
(Akron, OH).....84
7/1 Jean l. (Morristown, NJ)……25
7/1 Ida L. (Jensen Beach, FL)…..12
7/1 Matt S. (Chicago, IL)…..2
7/2 Craig C. (Eureka, CA)…..12
7/2 Allison M. (Panama)…..26
7/4 Deanne L. ()…..3
7/4 Gary G. (Utah/NH)…..31
7/4 Chris D. (Bristol, VT)…..32
7/4 Jim M. (Waynesville, NC)…..30
7/4 Walter L. (Wells, MA)…..12
7/4 Elizabeth S. (Apopka, FL)…..5
7/4 Sanford M. (Apopka, FL)…..5
7/4 Judy R. (Stuart, FL)…..16
7/4 Rob F. (Mineola, NY)…..16
7/5 Michelle W. (NYC, NY)…..9
7/5 Theresa D. (Muskego, WI)…..10
7/5 Wes P. (Silver Lake, OH)…..7
7/6 Brian S. (Boston/Nantucket)…..30
7/6 Frances G. (Dallas, TX)…..33
7/6 Don T. (Plymouth, MA)…..25
7/6 Ron L. (Amesbury, MA)…..34
7/7 Melissa T. (Port St John, FL)…..2
7/7 Pascale E. (Tampa, FL/MA&NH)…..4
7/7 Susan M. (Palm City, FL)…..13
7/7 Susan G. (Portland, OR)…..13
7/8 Brendan S. (Boston, MA)….3
7/8 Dustin G. (Eureka, CA)…..3
7/8 Damian D, (New York, NY)…..6
7/9 Dave S. (Commack, NY)…..5
7/10 Richie S. (NY)…..45
7/10 Bill B. (Scituate, MA)…..3
7/10 Laura A. (Columbus, OH)…..3
7/10 Richie S. (New Palz, NY)…..45
7/10 Kendall H. (Key Largo, FL)…..2
7/11 Joanie T. (NYC, NY)…..37
7/12 Dena G. ()…..2
7/12 Jan K. (Punta Gorda, FL)…..22
7/13 Dan K. (Cleveland, OH)…..36
7/13 Big Book Paul ()…..23
7/13 Diana H. (Scottsdale, AZ)…..4
7/13 Eleanor M. (Far Hills, NJ)…..8
7/13 Rick S. (Victor, ID)…..30
7/14 Petermac (Coolangatta, Australia)…..21
7/15 Dave L. ()…..3
7/15 Stacey Z. ()…..1
7/15 Michelle A. (New Hyde Park, NY)…..16
7/16 Jack S. (Franklin Sq. , NY)…..25
7/17 Bob B. (Dracut, MA)…..58
7/19 Tara W. (Lititz, PA)…..32
7/19 Murielle I. (Richmond, BC , Canada)…..15
7/22 Eddie B. (Burlington, VT)…..36
7/22 Sandy ()…..3
7/23 Sue S. (Randolph, NJ)…..37
7/23 (Miami Beach/Stowe, VT)…..14
7/23 Jamie G. (Louisville, KY/WPB, FL)…..3
7/24 Mike Chase E. ()…..14
7/24 Chris F. (Princeton, NJ)…..34
7/24 Ric R. (Danbury, CT)…..11
7/26 Travis F. (St Cloud, FL)…..2
7/27 David M. (San Francisco, CA)…..15
7/27 Don K. (Bedminster, NJ)…..33
7/27 Janie M. ()…..39
7/27 Noel C. (Paradise Valley, AZ)…..37
7/27 Mark L. (Lamoine, ME)…..28
7/27 Tammy C. (Palm Coast, FL)…..21
7/28 Chris F. (Princeton, NJ)…..36
7/28 JDK (Newport, RI)…..12
7/28 Tom L. (Hampton, NH)…..5
7/28 Cindy H. (Belleville, IL)…..31
7/29 Kevin T. (Clearwater, FL)…..36
7/29 Linda WS. (Oberlin, OH)…..36
7/29 Judy F. (Whitinsville, MA)…..29
7/29 Judy F. (MA)…..29
7/29 Mark G. (Randolph, NJ)……7
7/31 Marcia M. New York, NY)…..33
1403 Total Years of Sobriety
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12&12
Step Twelve - "Having had a spiritual awakening as the result
of these steps, we tried to carry this message to alcoholics, and to practice
these principles in all our affairs."
In the years since, however, most of us have come to agree with those doctors. We have had a much keener look at ourselves and those about us. We have seen that we were prodded by unreasonable fears or anxieties into making a life business of winning fame, money, and what we thought was leadership. So false pride became the reverse side of that ruinous coin pp. 123-124 |
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Twenty-Four Hours
A.A. Thought For The
Day
Disillusionment and spiritual confusion mark our age. Many of us have cast aside old ideas without acquiring new ones. Many men and women are creeping through life on their hands and knees, merely because they refuse to rely on any power but themselves. Many of them feel that they are being brave and independent, but actually they are only courting disaster. Anxiety and the inferiority complex have become the greatest of all modern plagues. In A.A. we have the answer to these ills. Have I ceased to rely on myself only? Meditation For The Day Disillusionment and doubt spoil life. The doubting ones are the disillusioned ones. When you are in doubt, you are on the fence. You are not going anywhere. Doubt poisons all action. "Well. I don't know"--so you don't know anything. You should meet life with a "Yes," an affirmative attitude. There is good in the world and we can follow that good. There is power available to help us to do the right thing; therefore we will accept that power. There are miracles of change in people's lives; therefore we will accept those miracles as evidence of God's power. Prayer For The Day I pray that I will not be paralyzed by doubt. I pray that I may go along on the venture of faith. |
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Daily Thought
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Change
"Let us never fear needed change. Certainly we have to discriminate between changes for worse and changes for better. But once a need becomes clearly apparent in an individual, in a group, or in A.A. as a whole, it has long since been found out that we cannot stand still and look the other way. The essence of all growth is a willingness to change for the better and then an unremitting willingness to shoulder whatever responsibility this entails." Bill W., Grapevine, July 1965 1967 AAWS, As Bill Sees It, p. 115 Thought to Consider . . . God used two people to create me; He used a whole Fellowship to change me. *~*AACRONYMS*~* F E A R Forget Everything And Run |
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Daily Reflection
I AM AN INSTRUMENT
Humbly asked Him
to remove our shortcomings.
TWELVE STEPS AND TWELVE
TRADITIONS, p. 70
The subject of humility
is a difficult one. Humility is not
thinking less of myself
than I ought to; it is acknowledging
that I do certain things
well, it is accepting a compliment
graciously.
God can only do for me
what He can do through me.
Humility is the result of
knowing that God is the doer, not
me. In the light of this
awareness, how can I take pride in
my accomplishments? I am
an instrument and any work I
seem to be doing is being
done by God through me. I ask
God on a daily basis to
remove my shortcomings, in order
that I may more freely go
about my A.A. business of "love
and service."
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Pot Luck
THE SURVIVOR’S PRAYER
FOR STRENGTH
Dear God, give me the
strength to get thru the day.
Give me the words to know what to say. Your love sustains me along the way. Just give me wisdom for all my days. In times of sorrow, times of distress, give me a word for those depressed. In times of pain or serious illness, God, let me minister to those who are weakest. God, if THY WILL for me, if my life is required for what I can’t see. I pray YOUR will, not MINE to be, in times of trouble no matter how big it may be. God, help me your will to discern, so I can trust your love govern. And when I complain while going through the storm Make my will to your will conform. |
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