Your Daily Reprieve 07.30.19
Your
Daily Reprieve for Tuesday July 30, 2019
From Waynesville, NC
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If we're looking for outer
conditions to bring us contentment,
we're looking in vain.
-Ayya Khema
You can only lose what you
refuse to let go of!
~Unknown
A young Zen student asked
his Master
" Is it OK to use
E-mail"?
The Master looked at him
and said " Yes, but no attachments "
~ anonymous
"Isn't a donation of
my time and services just as important as my donation of cash? What if my
home group had money for coffee, rent, and literature,
but no one to open the
meeting room and make the coffee?"
~Grapevine: Manassas,
Virginia, July 1992
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Big Book Quote
"It is easy to let up on the spiritual program of action and
rest on our laurels. We are headed for trouble if we do, for alcohol is a
subtle foe. We are not cured of alcoholism. What we really have is a daily
reprieve contingent on the maintenance of our spiritual condition."
~Alcoholics Anonymous, 4th Edition, Into Action, pg. 85~ |
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AA Speaker of
the Day
DON
GATES
Scottsdale
Fellowship Hall
11.18.1989
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Willie’s
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Celebrate Your Anniversary Here
SHOW NEWCOMERS HOW IT WORKS!!
Send your sober date to txm1@comcast.net
It will look like
this :
6/10 Bob S.
(Akron, OH).....84
7/1 Jean L.
(Morristown, NJ)…..24
7/1 Ida L. (Jensen
Beach, FL)…..11
7/2 Val Mc.
(Vancouver, BC)…..39
7/2 Alison M. {Aloe} (Nova Scotai)…..25
7/4 Jim M.
(Waynesville, NC)…..29
7/4 Walter L.
(Wells, ME)…..11
7/4 Myra W.
(Ajicic, Mexico)…..13
7/4 Elizabeth S.
(Orlando, FL)…..4
7/4 Harry R.
(Carndonagh, Donegal, Ire)…..22
7/4 Chris D.
(Bristol, VT)…..31
7/4 Dave S. (Gulf
Breeze, FL)…..34
7/4 Robert F.
(Mineola, NY)…..15
7/4 Jorge B. (Houston, TX)…..3
7/4 TerryH. ()…..32
7/5 Matt P. (Cary,
NC)…..5
7/5 Theresa D.
(Muskego, WI)…..9
7/6 Brian S. (Boston
/Nantucket)…..29
7/6 Donald T.
(Plymouth, MA)…..24
7/6 Frances G.
(Dallas, TX)…..32
7/7 Pascale E.
(Chelmsford, MA/Tampa, FL)…..3
7/7 Susan M. (Palm
City, FL)…..12
7/7 Neil T. (NYC)…..31
7/8 John McK.
(Ringwood, UK)…..14
7/8 Craig C.
(Washington, DC)…..22
7/8 Erich W.
(Basking Ridge, NJ)…..1
7/9 Dave S.
(Commack, NY)…..4
7/10 Laura A.
(Howard, OH)…..2
7/10 Bill B.
(Scituate, MA)…..2
7/10 Kendall H.
(Key Largo, FL)…..1
7/11 Joanie T.
(NYC, NY)…..36
7/12 Mick J.
(Stuart, FL)…..9
7/12 Jan K. (Punta
Gorda, FL)…..21
7/12 Teresita H.
(Key Largo, FL)…..1
7/13 Eleanor M.
(Far Hills, NJ)…..7
7/13 Rick S.
(Fernandina Beach, FL)…..29
7/13 Diana H.
(Scottsdale, AZ)…..3
7/14 Audrey C. (Red
Oak, TX)…..15
7/14 Greyson R.
(Embudo Valley, NM)…..8
7/15 Michelle A.
(New Hyde Park, NY)…..15
7/15 Eileen F.
(NYC)…..40
7/16 Jack S.
(Franklin Sq. , NY)…..24
7/17 Ann C.
(Longwood, FL)…..5
7/17 Tharin W. (Florida)…..14
7/19 Tara W.
(Lititz, PA)…..31
7/19 Murielle I.
(White Rock, BC)…..14
7/20 Laurie R.
(Nantucket, MA)…..31
7/20 Chris W.
(Huntington, NY)…..7
7/21 Ashley Mc.
(Port St Lucie, FL)…..21
7/21 Melissa H.
(Surrey BC)…..26
7/22 Pam B. (Delaware,
OH)…..29
7/22 Andy B. (Rye,
NH)…..15
7/23 Christian H.
(NYC, NY)…..10
7/23 Sue S.
(Randolph, NJ)…..36
7/24 Mary R. (Port
Charlotte, FL)…..24
7/24 Ken A.
(Newburyport, MA)…..27
7/24 Katie B.
(Stamford, CT)…..8
7/24 Ric R.
(Danbury, CT)…..10
7/24 Bob B.
(Granby, MA)…..36
7/244 Ida C.
(Houston, TX)…..8
7/25 Debbie S.
(Mendham, NJ)…..29
7/26 Travis F. (St.
Cloud, FL)…..1
7/26 Sylvia W.
(Monaco)…..28
7/27 Tammy C. (Palm
Coast, FL).….20
7/27 Don K.
(Bedminster, NJ)…..32
7/27 David M. (San
Francisco, CA)…..14
7/27 Chris F. (Franklin
Park, NJ)…..35
7/27 Ronni R.
(NYC)…..9
7/27 Saffron B.
()…..13
7/27 Noel C.
(Paradise Valley, AZ)…..36
7/27 Larry S.
(Austin, TX)…..6
7/27 Chris K. (NYC,
NY)…..13
7/28 JDK (Newport,
RI)…..11
7/28 Tom L.
(Portland, ME)…..4
7/28 Nora M.
(Cincinnati, OH)…..13
7/29 Kevin T.
(Dunedin, FL)…..35
7/29 Marc G.
(Randolph, NJ)…..6
7/29 Judy F.
(Whitinsville, MA)…..28
7/31 Peter V.
(Mamaroneck, NY)…..2
7/31 Marcia M. (New
York, NY)…..32
7/31 Mark L.
(Hancock, ME)…..27
7/31 Hugh B.
(Mansfield, MA)…..6
1529 Total
Years of Sobriety
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12&12
Tradition Five - "Each group has but one primary purpose -
to carry it's message to the alcoholic who still suffers."
Just as firmly bound by obligation are the members of Alcoholics Anonymous, who have demonstrated that they can help problem drinkers as others seldom can. The unique ability of each A.A. to identify himself with, and bring recovery to, the newcomer in no way depends upon his learning, eloquence, or on any special individual skills. 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. pp. 150-151 |
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Twenty-Four Hours
A.A. Thought For The
Day
The other day we should not worry about is tomorrow, with its possible adversities, its burdens, its large promise, and perhaps its poor performance. Tomorrow is also beyond our immediate control. Tomorrow's sun will rise, either in splendor or behind a mask of clouds, but it will rise. Until it does, we have no stake in tomorrow, for it is as yet unborn. Do I still worry too much about tomorrow? Meditation For The Day "Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen." Faith is not seeing, but believing. Down through the ages, there have always been those who obeyed the heavenly vision, not seeing but believing in God. And their faith was rewarded. So shall it be to you. Good things will happen to you. You cannot see God, but you can see the results of faith in human lives, changing them from defeat to victory. God's grace is available to all who have faith-not seeing, but believing. With faith, life can be victorious and happy. Prayer For The Day I pray that I may have faith enough to believe without seeing. I pray that I may be content with the results of my faith. |
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Daily Thought
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(\ ~~ /) ( \(AA)/ ) (_ /AA\ _) /AA\ ^*^*^*^*^ Belief "Despite contrary indications, I had little doubt that a mighty purpose and rhythm underlay all. How could there be so much of precise and immutable law, and no intelligence? I simply had to believe in a Spirit of the Universe, who knew neither time nor limitation." Bill W. 1976 AAWS, Alcoholics Anonymous, p. 10 Thought to Consider . . . Faith is not belief without proof; it's trust without reservation.
*~*AACRONYMS*~*
A B C Acceptance, Belief, Change |
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Daily Reflection
GIVING BACK
. . . he has struck
something better than gold. . . . He may
not see at once that he
has barely scratched a limitless lode
which will pay dividends
only if he mines it for the rest of
his life and insists on
giving away the entire product.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p.
129
My part of the Seventh
Tradition means so much more than
just giving money to pay
for the coffee. It means being
accepted for myself by
belonging to a group. For the first
time I can be
responsible, because I have a choice. I can
learn the principles of
working out problems in my daily
life by getting involved
in the "business" of A.A. By being
self-supporting, I can
give back to A.A. what A.A. gave to
me! Giving back to A.A.
not only ensures my own
sobriety, but allows me
to buy insurance that A.A. will be
here for my
grandchildren.
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Pot Luck
Keep It Simple
It takes twenty years to become an overnight success. --- Eddie Cantor Successful people make life look easy. But it's not. Years of hard work, trial and error, and learning probably went on into each success. The key is this: We must choose to do what we really like. If we want to be successful, we'll have to work at it. We'll have letdowns, and we'll get bored at times. But we'll be happy because we're doing what we want, what we know is best for us. Real success has to do with our own happiness. In our programs, we'll meet many successful people. They've worked hard at recovery, and they are still learning. And they're happy to share their success with us. Prayer for the Day: Higher Power, thank-you for the success the program has already given me. Action for the Day: I'll list three ways I know I am a success today. Number one: I'm sober! |
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