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The Grapevine and You--And Me

June 1957
By: Bill W.

Courage to Change the Things We Can 1944-1954

June 1954
By: M. M. | New York City, New York

Half-man

April 1954

Neophyte Impressions

January 1950
By: J.McC. | Elmira, New York
. . .on climbing aboard the big pink cloud. . .

Expenses of Speakers Pose Problem

April 1948

The Saga of a Coat That "Belongs" to A.A.

March 1948
By: E.W. | Akron, Ohio

Committee for Education on Alcoholism Historic Event, Says Dwight Anderson

October 1944
By: Dwight Anderson

Quote April 25, 2015

“When we consult an AA friend, we should not be reluctant to remind him of our need for full privacy. Intimate communication is normally so free and easy among us that an AA adviser may sometimes forget when we expect him to remain silent. The protective sanctity of this most healing of human relations ought never be violated.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1961 “This Matter of Honesty,” The Language of the Heart
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Quote July 17, 2016

“Following a spiritual path has become increasingly essential to me. Contrary to my fear that taking Step Three would condemn me to a life of brave self-sacrifice, I find instead that it frees me to think and act as my truest self.”

Thompson, Pa., March 1997 “A Remarkable Sensation” Emotional Sobriety: The Next Frontier
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Quote July 17, 2015

“Following a spiritual path has become increasingly essential to me. Contrary to my fear that taking Step Three would condemn me to a life of brave self-sacrifice, I find instead that it frees me to think and act as my truest self.”

“A Remarkable Sensation,” Thompson, Pa., March 1997 Emotional Sobriety: The Next Frontier
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Quote July 17 2012

"Following a spiritual path has become increasingly essential to me. Contrary to my fear that taking Step Three would condemn me to a life of brave self-sacrifice, I find instead that it frees me to think and act as my truest self."

Thompson, Penn., March 1997 From: "A Remarkable Sensation" Emotional Sobriety: The Next Frontier
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Grapevine Daily Quote July 16

“Following a spiritual path has become increasingly essential to me. Contrary to my fear that taking Step Three would condemn me to a life of brave self-sacrifice, I find instead that it frees me to think and act as my truest self.”

"“A Remarkable Sensation,” Thompson, Pennsylvania, March 1997, Emotional Sobriety: The Next Frontier "
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Grapevine Daily Quote July 16

“Following a spiritual path has become increasingly essential to me. Contrary to my fear that taking Step Three would condemn me to a life of brave self-sacrifice, I find instead that it frees me to think and act as my truest self.”

“A Remarkable Sensation,” Thompson, Pennsylvania, March 1997, Emotional Sobriety: The Next Frontier
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 17

“Following a spiritual path has become increasingly essential to me. Contrary to my fear that taking Step Three would condemn me to a life of brave self-sacrifice, I find instead that it frees me to think and act as my truest self.”

“A Remarkable Sensation,” Thompson, Pennsylvania, March 1997, Emotional Sobriety: The Next Frontier
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A Vital And Living History

December 2006

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Tradition Three

March 1992
By: Bill W.
The only requirement for AA membership is a desire to stop drinking. - from the February 1948 Grapevine

Is AA Changing? - 'A Desire to Stop Drinking'

February 1991
By: Donna P. | Brooks, Alberta

Giving

December 1990
By: Mary M. J. | Duluth, Minnesota

The Bloke on the Cloud

July 1990
By: Graham W.

A Plea for Non-interference

May 1990
By: Patricia Beirne | Aurora, Colorado

The Gift Is in the Giving

April 1989
By: Jim W. | Larkspur, California

Wake-up Call

August 1988
By: Henry H. | Reno, Nevada

Our Common Welfare

May 1988
By: D. M. | Oak Lawn, Illinois

90 Days--or Just for Today?

October 1987
By: W. H. | New York, New York

About Alcoholism - Alcoholism Information, Research, and Treatment

September 1987
By: Alcohol Health & Research World
Homelessness and Alcohol Abuse

Sitting in the Hot Sun Waiting for a Dumb Bus

July 1987
By: R. M. | Gainesville, Florida
(or, Busted in the Bushes)

About Alcoholism - Alcoholism Information, Research, and Treatment

March 1987
By: Melvyn Bowler
It's the Same in Australia

About Alcoholism - Alcoholism Information, Research, and Treatment

February 1987
By: The Big issue
Building Self-Esteem

Too Close for Comfort

April 1985
By: T. M. | Iselin, New Jersey
A too-early romance got in the way of serene sobriety

The Wonderful World of AA Books

January 1985
By: P. W. | Little Rock, Arkansas

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