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Quote December 24, 2012

“Do I really want ... to be bitter, hostile, and judgmental? Do I want to live inside that sort of person? Wouldn’t I rather forgive, make allowances, understand? Is self-pity, feeling abused, so precious that I will not trade it for self-liking?”

Key West, Fla., February 1973 From: “Self-Pity Can Kill” Best of Grapevine, Volume 1
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Quote May 30 2014

“I have learned to keep quiet when I disagree and to give others freedom to express opinions widely different from my own -- without giving in to the urge to enlighten them. I am grateful for all the voices of AA.”

Alexandria, Va., March 2007 “Humble Proportion,” AA Grapevine
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Quote July 19, 2014

“The part of my job that always catches me off-guard is the palpable jolt of pleasure I get from the little ways to be helpful -- to be of service -- to others, for which they are so genuinely grateful.”

York Harbor, Maine, October 2001 “We Get What We Get,” Emotional Sobriety

Grapevine Daily Quote May 30, 2019

 “I have learned to keep quiet when I disagree and to give others freedom to express opinions widely different from my own -- without giving in to the urge to enlighten them. I am grateful for all the voices of AA.”

“Humble Proportion,” Alexandria, Virginia, March 2007, AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote July 10, 2018

“We made a lot of mistakes. On the basis of our mistakes, Bill W. put together the Twelve Traditions ... The early members brought us one Tradition at a time, in the long form -- for our group conscience and vote. We discussed each one, took out anything that we didn’t want, made amendments, and then voted. I consider the Twelve Traditions to be the foundation of AA. There were a great many other things that contributed to this foundation, but this was the first really progressive step for our Fellowship.”

“From Wagon Trains to Jets,” Lafayette, California, June 1995, Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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Quote July 10 2013

"We made a lot of mistakes. On the basis of our mistakes, Bill W. put together the Twelve Traditions ... The early members brought us one Tradition at a time, in the long form -- for our group conscience and vote. We discussed each one, took out anything that we didn't want, made amendments, and then voted. I consider the Twelve Traditions to be the foundation of AA. There were a great many other things that contributed to this foundation, but this was the first really progressive step for our Fellowship."

Lafayette, Calif., June 1995 "From Wagon Trains to Jets" Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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Grapevine Daily Quote July 18, 2019

“Isn’t a donation of my time and services just as important as my donation of cash? What if my home group had money for coffee, rent, and literature, but no one to open the meeting room and make the coffee?”

“AA Needs More Than Just Money,” Manassas, Virginia, July 1992, AA Grapevine 
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Grapevine Daily Quote June 22, 2018

“Sound policy can only be made by rubbing the conservatives and the promoters together. Their discussions, if free from personal ambitions and resentment, can be depended upon to produce the right answers. For us, there is no other way.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., October 1945, “The Book Is Born”, The Language of the Heart
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Quote February 12, 2015

“Faith is never a necessity for AA membership ... sobriety can be achieved with an easily acceptable minimum of it ... our concepts of a higher power and God as we understand him afford everyone a nearly unlimited choice of spiritual belief and action.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W. , April 1961“God As We Understand Him: The Dilemma of No Faith,”The Language of the Heart
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Quote June 22, 2016

“Sound policy can only be made by rubbing the conservatives and the promoters together. Their discussions, if free from personal ambitions and resentment, can be depended upon to produce the right answers. For us, there is no other way.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., October 1945 “The Book Is Born” The Language of the Heart
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Quote October 20, 2015

“A coffeepot simmers on the kitchen stove, a hospital sobers the stricken sufferer, general headquarters broadcasts the AA message; our service lifelines span the seven seas. All these symbolize AA in action. For action is the magic word of Alcoholics Anonymous.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., November 1951 “Services Make AA Tick” Best of the Grapevine, Vol. 1
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Quote July 18, 2017

“Isn’t a donation of my time and services just as important as my donation of cash? What if my home group had money for coffee, rent, and literature, but no one to open the meeting room and make the coffee?”

Manassas, Va., July 1992“AA Needs More Than Just Money,” AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote February 12, 2018

“Faith is never a necessity for AA membership ... sobriety can be achieved with an easily acceptable minimum of it ... our concepts of a higher power and God as we understand him afford everyone a nearly unlimited choice of spiritual belief and action.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., April 1961 “God As We Understand Him: The Dilemma of No Faith,” The Language of the Heart
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Quote October 20 2012

"A coffeepot simmers on the kitchen stove, a hospital sobers the stricken sufferer, general headquarters broadcasts the AA message; our service lifelines span the seven seas. All these symbolize AA in action. For action is the magic word of Alcoholics Anonymous."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., November 1951From: "Services Make AA Tick"Best of the Grapevine, Vol. 1
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Quote June 22 2013

"Sound policy can only be made by rubbing the conservatives and the promoters together. Their discussions, if free from personal ambitions and resentment, can be depended upon to produce the right answers. For us, there is no other way."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., October 1945 "The Book Is Born" The Language of the Heart
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