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This is Transitions Daily for May thirty-first, read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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At the moral inventory, he brought up some of my bad personality traits or character defects, such as selfishness, conceit, jealousy, carelessness, intolerance, ill temper, sarcasm, and resentments.
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We went over these at great length, and he finally asked me if I wanted these defects of character taken away.
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This is Transitions Daily for May thirtieth, read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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Practically never have I heard a heated religious, political, or reform argument among AA members.
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So long as we don't argue these matters privately, it's a sense we never shall publicly.
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As by some deep instinct, we AAs have known from the very beginning that we must never, no matter what the provocation, publicly take sides in any fight, even a worthy one.
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This is Transitions Daily for May twenty-ninth, read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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So far upon the total problem of several million actual or potential alcoholics in the world, we have made only a scratch.
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In all probability, we shall never be able to touch more than a fair fraction of the alcoholic problem in all its ramifications.
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It is our great hope that all those who have as yet found no answer may begin to find one in the pages of this book and will presently join us on the high road to of new freedom.
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This is Transitions Daily for May twenty-eighth, read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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The great fact is just this and nothing less, that we have had a deep and effective spiritual experience which has revolutionized our whole attitude toward life, toward our fellows, and towards God's universe.
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The central fact of our lives today is the absolute certainty that our Creator has entered our hearts and our lives in a way which is indeed miraculous.
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He has commenced to accomplish those things for us which we can never do by ourselves.
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Each of us must conform reasonably well to AA steps and traditions, or else we shall go mad or die of alcoholism.
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Therefore, the compulsion among most of us to survive and grow soon becomes far stronger than the temptation to drink or misbehave.
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This is Transitions Daily for May twenty-fourth, read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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It helped me a great deal to be convinced that alcoholism was a disease, not a moral issue.
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That I had been drinking as a result of a compulsion, even though I had not been aware of the compulsion at the time, and that sobriety was not a matter of willpower.
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This is Transitions Daily for May twenty-third read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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When I am disturbed, it is because I find some person, place, thing, or situation, some fact of my life unacceptable to me.
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I can find no serenity until I accept that person, place, thing, or situation as being exactly the way it's supposed to be at this moment.
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This is Transitions Daily for May twenty-second, read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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This is Transitions Daily for May twentieth, read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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From the beginning, communication in AA has been no ordinary transmission of helpful ideas and attitudes.
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Because of our kinship and suffering, and because our common means of deliverance are effective for ourselves only when constantly carried to others, our channels of contact have always been charged with the language of the heart.
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This is Transitions Daily for May nineteenth, read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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We find that our old attitudes towards our instincts need to undergo drastic revision.
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Our desires for emotional security and wealth, for personal prestige and power, for romance and for family satisfactions, all these have to be tempered and redirected.
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This is Transitions Daily for May eighteenth, read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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As he skillfully guides us away from our fantasies, we are surprised to find that we have few of the usual urges to defend ourselves against unpleasant truths.
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This is Transitions Daily for May seventeenth, read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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This is Transitions Daily for May sixteenth, read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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It is a bar to all spiritual progress and can cut off all effective communication with our fellows because of its inordinate demands for attention and sympathy.
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This is Transitions Daily for May fourteenth, read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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We have found that these awful conditions invariably bring us on the third phase of our malady.
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This is a sickness of the spirit, a sickness for which there must necessarily be a spiritual remedy.
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This is Transitions Daily for May thirteenth, read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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The moment we ponder a twisted or broken relationship with another person, our emotions go on the defensive.
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To escape looking at the wrongs we have done another, we resentfully focus on the wrongs he has done us.
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Triumphantly, we seize upon his misbehavior as a perfect excuse for minimizing or forgetting our own.
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This is Transitions Daily for May eleventh, read by Scott B. from Detroit, Michigan.
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Many oldsters who have put our AA booze cure to severe but successful test still find they often lack emotional sobriety.
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To attain this, we must develop a real maturity and balance, which is to say humility, in our relations with ourselves, with our fellows, and with God.
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We have denied ourselves personal government, professionalism, and the right to say who our members shall be.
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We commence to make many fast friends and a fellowship has grown up among us of which it is a wonderful thing to feel a part of.
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I've seen hundreds of families set their feet in the path that really goes somewhere.
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I've seen men come out of asylums and resume a vital place in the lives of their families and communities.
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