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First Tradition Checklist

November 1969
By: B. L. | Manhattan, New York
The author says: "AA's Twelve Traditions have, in my experience, often proved vital in keeping me sober, and helpful otherwise in all my affairs." This is the first of a series of articles sharing that experience.

Take 8

September 1956
By: Anonymous | Tokyo
It's been eight years. Measured in units of twenty-four hours. And of that you may be certain sure, Charlie thought.

PSYCHIATRIC AND MEDICAL VIEWS

February 1956
1955 News Round - Public enlightenment action are trends in the year's news about alcoholism

The Pink Cloud and After

September 1955
By: Harry M. TIEBOUT, M.D.
One of AA's first friends in psychiatry points out "the road beyond the miracle

Family Circle

May 1954
By: Anne W. | Greensboro, North Carolina

Everything but Money

June 1947
By: Bill W.

Valuable Social Aids

April 1947
By: Bill W.
Are They With Us to Stay?

Chapter XXIBoomerang

March 1944
For the special delectation of Grapevine readers: A chapter, in 2 installments, from the novel September Remember by Eliot Taintor, to be published by Prentice Hall on April 16th.

Quote February 6, 2015

“Things today are not all ice cream and cake, but it is a new life ... I know that I am still one drink away from the unknown, but for my Higher Power, my sponsor, and the many people in AA who have faith in me.”

Homestead, Pa., October 2008“Who I Was and Who I Am Now” Spiritual Awakenings II
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Quote Feb 9 2016

"The beginning of maturing for me was becoming willing to try to face the realities of my own life, a day at a time, and letting go of my childhood fantasies of living happily ever after in a perfect world made up of perfect people."

New York, N.Y., April 1980    From: "Toward Reality"Spiritual Awakenings
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Grapevine Daily Quote February 6, 2018

“Things today are not all ice cream and cake, but it is a new life ... I know that I am still one drink away from the unknown, but for my Higher Power, my sponsor, and the many people in AA who have faith in me.”

Homestead, Pa.,  October 2008 “Who I Was and Who I Am Now,” Spiritual Awakenings II
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Quote February 9, 2013

“The beginning of maturing for me was becoming willing to try to face the realities of my own life, a day at a time, and letting go of my childhood fantasies of living happily ever after in a perfect world made up of perfect people.”

New York, N.Y., April 1980 From: “Toward Reality” Spiritual Awakenings
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Grapevine Daily Quote August 29, 2018

“Not only ... could spiritual experiences make people saner, they could transform men and women so that they could do, feel, and believe what had hitherto been impossible to them. It mattered little whether these awakenings were sudden or gradual; their variety could be almost infinite.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1953, “A Fragment of History: Origin of the Twelve Steps”, The Language of the Heart
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Quote August 29 2013

"Not only ... could spiritual experiences make people saner, they could transform men and women so that they could do, feel, and believe what had hitherto been impossible to them. It mattered little whether these awakenings were sudden or gradual; their variety could be almost infinite."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1953 "A Fragment of History: Origin of the Twelve Steps" The Language of the Heart
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LINES FOR ACTION

July 1967

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For the Love of Ruby

March 2002
By: Stacy M. | Azle, Texas

It's a Practical Matter

July 2001
By: V. M. | Fort Walton Beach, Florida

Wanting to Be Responsible

September 2000
By: Anonymous | Saskatchewan

Between Here and There

March 1999
By: Dennis O. | Yokosuka

Around AA

August 1998
Our Twelfth Step Work: Reaching the Newcomer

Burn Out

December 1997
By: Bud S. | Yorba Linda, California

Pandora's Box

November 1997
By: Joan L. | Gloucester, Massachusetts

Family Week

June 1997
By: Patrick M. | Dearborn, Michigan

A Remarkable Sensation

March 1997
By: Trebbe J. | Thompson, Pennsylvania
Step 3 - Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.

The View from Here: - Each Month a Group of Past Delegates to the General Service Conference Will Talk About the Traditions

August 1996
By: Paul M. | Riverside, Illinois
Amateurs Anonymous

Some Never Make It

April 1996
By: L.S. | Bowie, Maryland
A child lives with the pain of a father who couldn't stop drinking

Around AA

August 1995
By: Gerry F. | Humboldt, Saskatchewan
Substantial Unanimity in the Conference Process - a presentation made to the 45th Conference by the Western Canada regional trustee

On the Job

February 1995
By: C.H. | Birmingham, Alabama

The Washingtonians--Where Are They Now?

February 1995
By: Brad B. | San Diego, California

Around AA

August 1992
The AA Message in a Changing World"--42nd General Service Conference

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