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"To show other alcoholics PRECISELY HOW WE HAVE RECOVERED" BB pg xiii
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I am a "RECOVERED" member of Alcoholics Anonymous. I am here sharing my experience, strength, and hope with anyone who would benefit from it. I do not speak for Alcoholics Anonymous and my views do not represent the official views of Alcoholics Anonymous. I am not a medical professional, lawyer, or addiction counselor. For professional help, go to the professionals. For sharing with another drunk, stay here.
07/29/2026
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Bill W. — Hotel Commodore, New York, NY (1954) – Recovery Speakers RS-001 · PIONEER ERA · AA · 1954 Bill W. Hotel Commodore, New York, NY · 1954 ABOUT THIS RECORDING Bill W. speaking at the 20th Anniversary of AA. Extremely rare and historically significant. SpeakerBill W. Year1954 LocationHotel Commodore, New York, NY EraPioneer FellowshipAA Recording ID: RS-0...
Road to Relapse
12. Having detached ourselves spiritually as a result of ignoring these steps,
we let our fellow alcoholics fend for themselves and practiced these principles sporadically.
11. Let our conscious contact with God as we understood him lapse
by praying only in emergencies for our will to be carried out.
10. Slacked off on personal inventory and when we were wrong, denied or hid it.
9. Reasoned that no one had been hurt by us more than we had been hurt by them and called it even.
8. Made a game of rationalizing the harm we had done others.
7. Sang "I've Gotta Be Me".
6. Decided that our defects of character were too much fun to give up.
5. Denied to ourselves, to God and to everybody else that we had ever done anything harmful.
4. Quickly cast a weak flashlight over our moral inventory and decided it was more fun to take yours.
3. Made a decision to keep our will and our lives totally in our own control.
2. Came to believe that since our troubles were of our own making,
we would have to solve them without outside help.
1. We decided that we could control alcohol, that our lives were manageable after all.
Anonymous
06/22/2026
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There is nothing intellectual or psychological about prayer; God needs no information or special wording from me.
The only thing of real value, is to come as a little child and humble myself before my Creator to say “Please“ and “Thank you“.
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