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"I discovered that there really is an easier, softer way – the way of striving to be a part of."

“Worrying about a situation won’t change it. I do all that I can and then give the rest to God.”

“Anger in all its forms is ugly. I see the absence of anger as one form of grace.”

“Tolerance is the art of seeing yourself as others see you -- and not getting mad about it.”

“God never gives me more than I can handle, but sometimes he takes me right to the edge.”

“Sometimes, the only place on earth that makes any sense to me is a meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous.”

"I discovered that there really is an easier, softer way – the way of striving to be a part of."

“Tolerance is the art of seeing yourself as others see you -- and not getting mad about it.”

“Sometimes, the only place on earth that makes any sense to me is a meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous.”

“Worrying about a situation won’t change it. I do all that I can and then give the rest to God.”

“It seems to me that one of the major purposes of the last three Steps is to keep us from complacency, to keep us growing so that we don’t fall back into our old, sick ways and perhaps even into active alcoholism.”

“I am a student of life just trying to learn how the universe works. The most powerful lesson I have learned is that it all happens inside me. My perception of any situation is in my control -- I have a choice about which way my mind will react.”

"I am a student of life just trying to learn how the universe works. The most powerful lesson I have learned is that it all happens inside me. My perception of any situation is in my control -- I have a choice about which way my mind will react."

“I am a student of life just trying to learn how the universe works. The most powerful lesson I have learned is that it all happens inside me. My perception of any situation is in my control -- I have a choice about which way my mind will react.”

“While we need not alter our truths, we can surely improve their application to ourselves, to AA as a whole, and to our relation with the world around us. We can constantly step up ‘the practice of these principles in all our affairs.’”