Posts Tagged ‘solution’

Who Are You… Really??

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The key is that I have to stop what it is I’m thinking of, engulfed in, and consumed by in order to begin to see, not to see, but to begin to see, then there is much work to be done to continue to see, and more to continue to see more.

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Where are you on the food chain?

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Do you rely compleyely on self sufficeincy? Or do you have aworking knowledge of the 12 Steps and have you formed a relationship with a Higher Power that works miricals in your life?

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Its all about surrender

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If you don’t have the faith, that God is everything, and without Him you have nothing (this is what the steps and the Bog Book teaches us) then you wil continue to hold on to your way, your thinking, and your ego, and you won’t get this. You will go back to you drama and chaos and live a life of futility and misery - ultimately getting dunk or blowing your brains out. This is not the fate that God wants for His child, He wants you to live, be happy, joyous and free, and experience all that He has made for you ioon this life.

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Big Book Study Meeting Format

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The most important-as well as difficult-trusted servant position in the group. The chairman leads for a month at a time, and chooses the speaker for each meeting.

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Living in a New Solutuion

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Someone to have considered themselves done with the work, simply still doesn’t get it. The old solution for us was to drink, the new solution is to not. The old solution for us was to be selfish, the new solution is to be selfless. The old solution for us was to be self-centered, the new solution for us is to be God-Centered. The old solution for us was to be delusional, the new solution for us is to turn our thinking and our will over to the care and understabnding of God and to remain open to His will for us.

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The Alcoholism Solution

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This process is not easy, adversely it is not difficult, if you are willing, honest and open minded. If you are Not Willing, it is difficult. If you are Not Honest, it is Difficult. If you are Not Open Minded, it is Difficult. In fact, without these factors, it will be almost down right impossible, but since I’ve seen so many miracles in this program, I would be amiss to even suggest that, because with God all things are possible.

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Taking a Look at Yourself

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I suffer from a spiritual malady that only a spiritual experience can grant me a daily reprieve based soley on my constant effort to enlarge uppon my spiritual life. Half measures avail me nothing. I cannot get sober on yesterdays work, no more than I can get a full stomache on yesterdays meal.

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Anger in Control

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Is Anger REALLY in control… this is one of the most bogus issues I’ve had to face. The fact that everyone seems to be able to get anger without impunity, consiquence, and because I’m an Alcoholic, hence, I will die, I cannot afford to get angry, that really sucks! It makes me angry.. lol! This is us, this is how we react, and unfortuntely this is how wee die. But there is a blessing in this design. Because, being angry, in and of itself, sucks. Think about it. It may temporarily feel good to blow off steam, but the results are never advantagous to any party involved. And there are so many other, healthier, funner, happier things that you can do to burn off the steam. Exercise, hiking, mountain biking, jogging, walking, tennis, surfing, sports, the list goes on ad infinitum.

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Alcoholics Anonymous

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There are no dues or fees for AA membership; we are self-supporting through our own contributions. AA is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy, neither endorses nor opposes any causes. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.

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Chapter 6 - Into Action

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More than most people, the alcoholic leads a double life. He is very much the actor. To the outer world he presents his stage character. This is the one he likes his fellows to see. He wants to enjoy a certain reputation, but knows in his heart he doesn’t deserve it.

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