November 2, 2026 In Legacy of Unity, Twelve Traditions Series By Rick W.
From the “Learning to Love Well” blog series on the Twelve Traditions “Each group should be autonomous except in matters affecting other groups or A.A. as a whole.” There is something wonderfully liberating about Tradition Four. After Tradition One teaches us that our common welfare comes first, Tradition Two reminds us that no individual is …
October 15, 2026 In Legacy of Unity, Twelve Traditions Series By Rick W.
From the “Learning to Love Well” blog series on the Twelve Traditions “The only requirement for A.A. membership is a desire to stop drinking.” There is something remarkable about Tradition Three. After Tradition One teaches us that our common welfare comes first, and Tradition Two reminds us that no individual gets to be the ultimate …
October 7, 2026 In Legacy of Unity, Twelve Traditions Series By Rick W.
From the “Learning to Love Well” blog series on the Twelve Traditions “For our group purpose there is but one ultimate authority—a loving God as He may express Himself in our group conscience. Our leaders are but trusted servants; they do not govern.” Tradition One asked us to make a fundamental shift from “me” to …
October 4, 2026 In Legacy of Unity, Twelve Traditions Series By Rick W.
From the “Learning to Love Well” blog series on the Twelve Traditions “Our common welfare should come first; personal recovery depends upon A.A. unity.” There is something almost counterintuitive about beginning the Twelve Traditions with unity. After all, most of us arrive in A.A. because of an individual problem. I can’t stop drinking. My life …
October 2, 2026 In Legacy of Unity, Twelve Traditions Series By Rick W.
A new Take the 12 blog series about practicing spiritual principles at home, at work, in A.A., and with God. What happens when I bring the same principles that help A.A. live together into the relationships I navigate every day? I am excited to announce a new blog series where we will explore our second …
