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this thing we do teaches me how to change from bein the person i was while out doin my dirt, into a person who lives in sharp contrast to the self-centered, unrealistic, unbalanced, and undisciplined person i used to be. i am taught the character flaws i once did that i didnt even know i...

it was through learnin what my character defects and shortcomins after doin the personal inventorys of the 4th and 8th steps that i was able to finally see and believe that i had suffered from the bondage of self before my recovery began. when i was told by my sponsor that i had been a...

to express the feelin of the spiritual experience i get to continue to live through recovery would be futile for me to try to do. i cannot think of words that could characterize or articulate sufficiently enough the change within i get to feel because of it. i reckon the best thing i can do...

there are times i am not always as spiritual as i would like to be. there are times i get in the way of the growth and progress i have made. ive been taught through recovery that i must be aware as much as i can be of my thinkin, behaviors, and actions, i have...

it is my opinion, that though the 4th & 8th step inventories are written in the steps as one-time events, there are times when in my own recovery ive had to do them again. and i do agree that the 10th step does offer an avenue to let loose of things, i feel like its...

i remember the fear i had when makin my approach toward writin my amends out. i had learned much about myself and thought i was ready, humble enough, less self-centered enough, had let go of ego enough, to make the amends to those i had harmed. ya’ll know about anxiety? ya’ll know about how thinkin...

i, alone, am absolutely unable to stop the chaos in my life on the basis of self-knowledge. it has been proved to me through work and practice of the 12 steps that my will power and self-knowledge will never help in the strange mental blank spots when i am tempted to let my self-will run...

Often we have to face some type of crisis during our recovery, such as the death of a loved one, financial difficulties or divorce. These are realities of life, and they don’t go away just because we get clean. Some of us, even after years of recovery, found ourselves jobless, homeless or penniless. We entertained...

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