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Into The Woods

September 2007
By: Peg S. | Panama City, Florida
And out of rage

Arise and Face the Day

December 1999
By: Alf S. | St. Cloud, Minnesota

Do We Make a Farce Out of Anonymity at the Private Level?

November 1977
By: P. G.
From the September 1968 Grapevine

Do We Make a Farce Out of Anonymity at the Private Level?

September 1968
By: P. G. | Easthampton, New York

Freedom Under God: the Choice Is Ours

November 1960
By: Bill W.

The Problem of Alcoholism in Industry

November 1960
By: C. Anthony D'Alonzo, M.D., F.A.C.P.

The Pizza Joint

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Amy E. | Grass Valley, Calif.
After a life of drinking and upheaval, she longed more than anything for emotional sobriety

In the Face of Fear

August 1990
By: B. F. P. | Vero Beach, Florida

Letter from the Editor

July 2016

Letter from the Editor

May 2015

Letter from the Editor

July 2014

The Year Ahead

August 1992
On the Grapevine

The Internationalists Write

May 1960
By: S. K. | Houston, Texas

Across the Editor's Desk

February 1958

AA Around the World

February 1958
FROM THE EXCHANGE BULLETIN<lbNews, comments and letters from about AA's worldwide outposts and centers--gleaned from letters to the Grapevine and General Service Headquarters, and from "AA Exchange Bulletin," published monthly by GSH

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Seeing the Miracle In Ted

January 2001
By: Dick D. | Athens, Georgia

The Tool Shed

February 1972
By: P. McG. | Miami, Florida
All those nuts and bolts had to wait till he called AA

The Hooked Computer

December 1963
By: R. Z. | San Diego, California
Don't knock Electronics Anonymous until you've read

Across the Editors Desk

June 1954

Ignite the Spirit

August 2021 | Seniors in AA
By: Liz H. | Bellingham, Wash.
Through the freedom of the Steps, she’s no longer a prisoner of her mind or the booze that took her away

Smarter than the Average Bear

September 2012
By: Carol K. | Sarasota, Florida
She always thought she could outsmart the ranger. Then she met her match

Let Me Think for Myself!

December 1989
By: Harold B. | Punta Gorda, Florida

The Slip That Turned Out Sober

March 1963
By: Anon. | Manhattan, New York
Ten years dry--then a beer and a rye<lb Then four years in hell--paved the way to get well

Twelve Suggested Points For AA Tradition

November 2007
By: Bill W.
The first version of the principles that still guide AA groups

Burning down the House

February 2005
By: Anonymous

That First Step Is the Toughest

January 2005
By: B.F.P. | Vero Beach, Florida
We admitted we were powerless over alcohol --that our lives had become unmanageable - from the January 1992 Grapevine

That First Step Is the Toughest

January 1992
By: B. F. P. | Vero Beach, Florida
We admitted we were powerless over alcohol--that our lives had become unmanageable

Web Exclusive: The Homely Truth

August 2011
By: Bob L. | Woodstock, New York
A member sets out to tell his story without trying to make it more interesting and entertaining than it really was

The Pain Was Lifted

July 1989
By: Lou H. | Greensboro, North Carolina
Step Seven - Humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings.

The Misfit

May 2011
By: Kelly M. | Edmonton, Alberta
When booze stopped working, she felt more alienated than ever

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Quote September 29, 2015

"I had been undergoing a spiritual experience without knowing it. My confused questioning about a Higher Power, my changed mental attitude, and even my physical recovery had all be part of a spiritual awakening. Without knowing it, I had been in contact with the source of life, whatever or Whoever that might be."

York, Pa., January 1977 "So That's a Spiritual Experience!" Spiritual Awakenings: Journeys of the Spirit
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Quote June 10, 2017

“Alone in the town, I was scared to death of getting drunk. I was no longer a teacher or a preacher, I was an alcoholic who knew that he needed another alcoholic, as much as that one could possibly need me. Driven by that urge, I was soon face to face with Dr. Bob.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1965 “A Fragment of History: Origin of the Twelve Steps” The Language of the Heart
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Quote September 29 2012

"I had been undergoing a spiritual experience without knowing it. My confused questioning about a Higher Power, my changed mental attitude, and even my physical recovery had all be part of a spiritual awakening. Without knowing it, I had been in contact with the source of life, whatever or Whoever that might be."

York, Penn., January 1977 From: "So That's a Spiritual Experience!" Spiritual Awakenings: Journeys of the Spirit
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Quote October 31 2012

"There are more amends to be made, letters to be sent, Twelfth Step work to be done, responsibilities to be assumed, and honest talks to be had with loved ones. Life is meant to be lived by facing the challenges it brings. Otherwise, I'm not living, just existing."

Spring Hill, Fla., September 1985from: "Life Is Meant to Be Lived" Best of the Grapevine, Vol. 3
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Quote June 10, 2014

“Alone in the town, I was scared to death of getting drunk. I was no longer a teacher or a preacher, I was an alcoholic who knew that he needed another alcoholic, as much as that one could possibly need me. Driven by that urge, I was soon face to face with Dr. Bob.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1965 “A Fragment of History: Origin of the Twelve Steps” The Language of the Heart

Grapevine Daily Quote July 17, 2019

“Self-centeredness is a poison to my emotional system. It frustrates my every effort toward a comfortable and happy existence. A terrible chain reaction begins. Fear sets in. Anger, resentment, and self-pity become my guiding forces. My only escape is to put this awful selfishness aside and become involved with the world around me.”

“The Root of Our Troubles,” December 1979, Emotional Sobriety&nbsp;
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 9, 2019

“I am not automatically entitled to succeed in everything, or, indeed, in anything. I am, thank God and AA, no longer a superior individual, but simply a sober individual. My Higher Power and I can take it from there, working together that I may do the best I am able to do and realize what talents I may have.”

Fryeburg, Maine, July 1959, “The Unending Pursuit of Humility,”, AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 16, 2019

“Like other men and women, we AAs look with deep apprehension upon the vast power struggle about us, a struggle in myriad forms that invades every level, tearing society apart. I think we AAs are fortunate to be acutely aware that such forces must never be ruling among us, lest we perish altogether.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., published in February 1978, “The Bill W. -- Yale Correspondence,”, The Language of the Heart
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Quote October 9 2014

"I am not automatically entitled to succeed in everything, or, indeed, in anything. I am, thank God and AA, no longer a superior individual, but simply a sober individual. My Higher Power and I can take it from there, working together that I may do the best I am able to do and realize what talents I may have."

Fryeburg, Me., July 1959&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;"The Unending Pursuit of Humility," &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;AA Grapevine

October 16 2014

"Like other men and women, we AAs look with deep apprehension upon the vast power struggle about us, a struggle in myriad forms that invades every level, tearing society apart. I think we AAs are fortunate to be acutely aware that such forces must never be ruling among us, lest we perish altogether."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., published in February 1978&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;"The Bill W. -- Yale Correspondence,"&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;The Language of the Heart

Quote May 13, 2015

“If I remove my hate and anger, what is left is love. If I remove my anxiety and fear, peace will result. If I believe in God's promises, the obstacles that I created between God and myself will be lifted. When these defects are removed, then I can start to be an instrument of peace.”

Chicago, Ill., February 2009 “Clean Slate,” Step By Step
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 9, 2017

“I am not automatically entitled to succeed in everything, or, indeed, in anything. I am, thank God and AA, no longer a superior individual, but simply a sober individual. My Higher Power and I can take it from there, working together that I may do the best I am able to do and realize what talents I may have.”

Fryeburg, Maine, July 1959“The Unending Pursuit of Humility,”AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 16, 2017

“Like other men and women, we AAs look with deep apprehension upon the vast power struggle about us, a struggle in myriad forms that invades every level, tearing society apart. I think we AAs are fortunate to be acutely aware that such forces must never be ruling among us, lest we perish altogether.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., published in February 1978“The Bill W. -- Yale Correspondence,”The Language of the Heart
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Quote July 17, 2017

“Self-centeredness is a poison to my emotional system. It frustrates my every effort toward a comfortable and happy existence. A terrible chain reaction begins. Fear sets in. Anger, resentment, and self-pity become my guiding forces. My only escape is to put this awful selfishness aside and become involved with the world around me.”

December 1979 “The Root of Our Troubles,” Emotional Sobriety
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Quote July 17, 2014

“Self-centeredness is a poison to my emotional system. It frustrates my every effort toward a comfortable and happy existence. A terrible chain reaction begins. Fear sets in. Anger, resentment, and self-pity become my guiding forces. My only escape is to put this awful selfishness aside and become involved with the world around me.”

December 1979 “The Root of Our Troubles,” Emotional Sobriety

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