May 13, 2020 In Legacy of Recovery By Rick W.
by Bill Wilson Copyright © AA Grapevine, Inc, January 1958 (Listen and read along) "I think that many oldsters who have put our AA "booze cure" to severe but successful tests still find they often lack emotional sobriety. Perhaps they will be the spearhead for the next major development in AA—the development of much more ...
May 13, 2020 In Legacy of Recovery By Rick W.
By Rick W. If you are like me, you are a visual kinda person. I have always wanted some type of visual for me to see just exactly how fear manifests my defects of character, but I couldn't find one - so - I created one. Using our literature, I created this chart in combination ...
May 11, 2020 In Legacy of Recovery By Rick W.
The Twelve Steps Simplified STEP 1, showed me the paradox where I found I was totally unable to be rid of alcohol until I first admitted my powerlessness over it. STEP 2, showed me that since I cannot restore myself to sanity, a Higher Power would be necessary to do so. In STEP 3, I ...
May 10, 2020 In Legacy of Recovery By Rick W.
In each of the 12 Steps, there is a part for me to play... a part where there is action. This graphic is a pretty simple way to take a holistic look at it. If you have any questions about it, I look forward to the opportunity to visit with you about it. God bless! ...
May 9, 2020 In Legacy of Recovery By Rick W.
The purpose of this transcription is not intended to re-write conference approved literature, but to provide a more personal experience for you with Step 7 so that it may be better understood and applied to the life of alcoholic taking the Step. Transcribed from the 12&12 in: First Person Present Tense “Real Problem” "Since this ...
May 9, 2020 In Legacy of Recovery By Rick W.
A 12 Step Poem I took Step One, began to moan I can't do this one on my own. I took Step Two, began to pray Restore me God, please now, today. I took Step Three, gave up my will Maybe God could love me still. I took a Fourth, I looked inside Nothing more ...
