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Journey to the Sunlight of the Spirit

April 2019 | Relapse
By: Anonymous | Tracy, Calif.
An affair with a married man in sobriety gives her the courage to finally face herself and her past

No Time for Self-pity

August 1971
By: M. D. S. | Santa Monica, California
<emphasis type="italic">A really busy person never knows how much he weighs</emphasis> Edgar Watson Howe

Sober on the High Holidays

September 1999
By: Carole P. | San Francisco, California

From the Grass Roots

August 1959
By: L.A. | New York City
WHAT DO YOU THINKS

Carrying the Message

October 1967
By: J. W. | Severna Park, Maryland
The secret in my pocket

Go Tell It to the Doctor

November 1978
By: M. McF.
The doctor thought she ought to be dead and was curious to know why she wasn't - From the May 1967 Grapevine

Go Tell It to the Doctor

May 1967
By: M. Mc F. | Millburn, New Jersey
The doctor thought she ought to be dead and was curious to know why she wasn't

The Secret Is Out

October 2012
By: Scott L. | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Lost in the Dark

May 1998
By: Mike P. | El Cajon, California

Changing the World by Friday

July 2011
By: Anonymous
Tradition Seven keeps us from getting too extravagant or grandiose

Tradition 7: The Price of a Drink

July 2008
By: Gayle S.R. | Hackensack, New Jersey
And the value of gratitude

Fitting Into the Field

May 1988
By: Anonymous | Key West, Florida

Mail Call for A.A.s at Home and Abroad

November 1948
By: Otis G. Jackson, Rector | Flint, Michigan

Mail Call for All A. A.s at Home Or Abroad

April 1948
By: W.O.R. | Hoosick Falls, New York
Ballyhoo" Viewed with Alarm

Carrying the Message

December 1968
By: D. B. | Temple City, California
The 'unforgivable' sin

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Getting Through the Slump

April 2005
By: John Y. | Huntington, West Virginia
Recovery isn't always a steady progression. Sometimes AAs have to retool.

Let's Back Them to the Limit!

October 1960
By: Bill W.

Carrying the Message

March 1967
By: TED K. | Calgary, Alberta
Promotion--education?

Suddenly the Program Came Alive

July 1977
By: R. M. | East Meadow, New York
Four AAs share their experience both in and out of prison

Cultivating the Garden

March 1986
By: E. F. | Wilmington, Delaware

Carrying the Message

November 1964
By: B. W.
Bouquet for Round Robin

From the Grass Roots

May 1955
By: W. F. | Milford, Utah
A URANIUM PROSPECTOR TAKES TIME TO WRITE

Just the right medicine

October 2021 | Cooperation With Professionals (CPC)
By: Anonymous | Clifton, N.J.
She will always remember the professionals who helped her get to AA. Now it was her turn to give back

Connected at the Hacienda

April 2013
By: Mary Lou M. | San Rafael, California
AA came to the rescue in Mexico. Now it was time to return the favor

The Committee

July 2020 | AA Around The World
By: Andy A. | St. Peters, Mo.,
Voices # 1,2,3 and 4 have lots to say about Andy’s day off. Oh wait, #5 does too

From the Grass Roots

June 1953
By: Anon. | Bradenton, Florida
LET'S BE SENSIBLE

AA in the Age of Show Business

September 1993
By: Jim N. | Indianapolis, Indiana

Carrying the Message

March 1972
By: J. B. C. | Moberly, Missouri
Home again

Quote of the Month. . .

June 1994
By: Bill W.

Taking the Bitter with the Better

May 1974
By: Anonymous
The trip home is a long one; there are blessings to count, and there is sorrow, too

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Quote December 29, 2015

“By working with others I’m allowed to witness the miracle of sobriety and observe the twinkling eyes as others learn to speak the language of the heart.”

&nbsp;Orange, Calif., November 1996 “...And Learn” AA Grapevine
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Quote December 29, 2012

“By working with others I’m allowed to witness the miracle of sobriety and observe the twinkling eyes as others learn to speak the language of the heart.”

Orange, Calif., November 1996 From: “...And Learn” AA Grapevine
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Quote June 29, 2015

"Sanity begins with the admission of reality into the mind."

April 1976 "The Only Revolution" AA Grapevine
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Quote June 29

"Sanity begins with the admission of reality into the mind."

April 1976 From: "The Only Revolution" AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote September 22, 2018

“With the help of the Fellowship, the Twelve Steps, and a Higher Power ... I do not have to be a newcomer again.”

“Confessions of a Reluctant Newcomer,” Montpelier, Vermont, March 2003, Emotional Sobriety II
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Quote September 22, 2016

“With the help of the Fellowship, the Twelve Steps, and a Higher Power ... I do not have to be a newcomer again.”

Montpelier, Vt., March 2003 “Confessions of a Reluctant Newcomer” Emotional Sobriety II
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Quote September 22 2013

"With the help of the Fellowship, the Twelve Steps, and a Higher Power ... I do not have to be a newcomer again."

Montpelier, Vt., March 2003 "Confessions of a Reluctant Newcomer" Emotional Sobriety II
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Grapevine Daily Quote August 1, 2018

“The grace of the Fellowship and the principles of the program carry us through the tough spots as well as the times of joy. Whether we are sober 33 days or 33 years, we each receive our daily reprieve from active alcoholism by working this program to the best of our ability, one day at a time.”

“The Bottom of the Glass,” Providence, Rhode Island, March 2009, Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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Quote August 1 2013

"The grace of the Fellowship and the principles of the program carry us through the tough spots as well as the times of joy. Whether we are sober 33 days or 33 years, we each receive our daily reprieve from active alcoholism by working this program to the best of our ability, one day at a time."

Providence, R.I., March 2009 "The Bottom of the Glass" Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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Quote November 5, 2015

“The best way to appreciate AA is the same way you appreciate a stained-glass window: Look at it from the inside.”

Grand Rapids, Mich., October 1981 “Meetings, Meetings, Meetings” Happy, Joyous and Free: The Lighter Side of Sobriety
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Quote November 5

“The best way to appreciate AA is the same way you appreciate a stained-glass window: Look at it from the inside.”

Grand Rapids, Mich., October 1981 From: “Meetings, Meetings, Meetings” Happy, Joyous and Free: The Lighter Side of Sobriety
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 24, 2019

“Through the years, I have read thousands of books and pamphlets, but the Big Book is still the superstar. The love flowing from its pages encourages me to keep the blade of my sobriety ever sharp and gleaming, to cut through all the ignorance and terror that surround still-suffering alcoholics.”

Wynberg, South Africa, March 1984, “Some Long-Time Views,”, Emotional Sobriety
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Quote October 24 2014

"Through the years, I have read thousands of books and pamphlets, but the Big Book is still the superstar. The love flowing from its pages encourages me to keep the blade of my sobriety ever sharp and gleaming, to cut through all the ignorance and terror that surround still-suffering alcoholics."

Wynberg, South Africa, March 1984&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;"Some Long-Time Views," &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;Emotional Sobriety

Grapevine Daily Quote October 24, 2017

“Through the years, I have read thousands of books and pamphlets, but the Big Book is still the superstar. The love flowing from its pages encourages me to keep the blade of my sobriety ever sharp and gleaming, to cut through all the ignorance and terror that surround still-suffering alcoholics.”

Wynberg, South Africa, March 1984“Some Long-Time Views,”Emotional Sobriety
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Quote July 8, 2016

“The effort to escape from truth is the father of anxiety.”

Key West, Fla., August 1973 “Truth” Best of the Grapevine, Volume 1
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