Simple But Not Easy: A Practical Guide to Taking the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous
Book Details
Author(s)
Paul H, Scott N
Publisher
Spiritual Progress Publishing Company
ISBN / ASIN
0985559608
ISBN-13
9780985559601
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From Simple But Not Easy
"For over seventy years the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous has offered alcoholics a solution to their chronic, progressive, and fatal illness. This solution cannot be found in fighting or quitting or any other human effort."
"Many people abstain from alcohol for months, even years, by going to meetings, reciting the steps, and exchanging complaints about their lives with other abstinent people. For these people 'not drinking' is their only goal. But abstinence is only the beginning of recovery."
"It is the Program of Action, particularly Steps 4 through 9, that brings about a spiritual awakening and recovery."
"This small book offers newcomers, sponsors, and even long-time members of the AA Fellowship a new tool to identify and understand the basic principles of the Big Book. Once that understanding turns to action--taking the 12 Steps--a spiritual awakening and true recovery can be achieved by anyone."
"For over seventy years the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous has offered alcoholics a solution to their chronic, progressive, and fatal illness. This solution cannot be found in fighting or quitting or any other human effort."
"Many people abstain from alcohol for months, even years, by going to meetings, reciting the steps, and exchanging complaints about their lives with other abstinent people. For these people 'not drinking' is their only goal. But abstinence is only the beginning of recovery."
"It is the Program of Action, particularly Steps 4 through 9, that brings about a spiritual awakening and recovery."
"This small book offers newcomers, sponsors, and even long-time members of the AA Fellowship a new tool to identify and understand the basic principles of the Big Book. Once that understanding turns to action--taking the 12 Steps--a spiritual awakening and true recovery can be achieved by anyone."
