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Feelings Only Lie
Reading back the posts I made on this blog it’s fun to notice how I’m moving ahead.. Well moving anyway As added advantage to a normal diary is that is not a complete “one way street… more →
Living and Loving the Sedona Method
Seeding Clouds of Anger, Fear....
Randall E. Greene wrote 11 hours ago: Step Four (among the twelve steps in Alcoholics Anonymous) states that we “made a searching an … more →
Constitutionally Incapable of being Honest with Themselves, They are not at Fault
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dummidumbwit wrote 19 hours ago: Constitutionally Incapable of being Honest with Themselves They are not at Fault… Dummidumbwit … more →
Spiritual Methadone
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paulmct wrote 1 year ago: About a week ago, there was a story on the local news that followed up on a story from months earlie … more →
The Healing Rain Unleashed by the AA Steps
Randall E. Greene wrote 1 day ago: It’s not always the latest thinking that reveals truth—sometimes, it’s old thought—and I … more →
Tweet No. 52: From What Recovery Teaches Me
Randall E. Greene wrote 5 days ago: AA healing “is practiced in meetings, over coffee, through …close bonds with others in r … more →
The Great Physician Embraces All
Randall E. Greene wrote 6 days ago: There’s a difference between magic—which is not what this blog chapter explores or endorses—an … more →
Each Gift Is Like a Mighty Cleansing River
Randall E. Greene wrote 1 week ago: The underlying theme of this fifth blog chapter is how twelve-step programs help to affect spiritual … more →
Tweet No. 50: From My Despair in 2001
Randall E. Greene wrote 1 week ago: “This is my last shot, my last hope. There is no other option for me. If twelve steps don … more →
'There Are No Quick Fixes' (Part 2)
Randall E. Greene wrote 1 week ago: Continuing to discuss what I did not undertand during my first year of sobriety about being debt-poo … more →
Our Story Has Already Been Written
Randall E. Greene wrote 1 week ago: I now realize that Dr. Gerald G. May wrote my recovery story—possibly your story, too?—in his classi … more →
Tweet No. 47: From The Life Recovery Bible
Randall E. Greene wrote 1 week ago: “Confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed. The … more →
Tossing My Last Symbol of Normalcy
Randall E. Greene wrote 2 weeks ago: Most homeless persons lack health insurance, yet we have all the same health problems as people with … more →
Tweet No. 44: From the Book, Alcoholics Anonymous
Randall E. Greene wrote 2 weeks ago: Our “members find that they have tapped an unsuspected inner resource, …their own concep … more →
How Strong Is the AA 'Medicine'? (Part 3)
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Randall E. Greene wrote 2 weeks ago: “Tom P., Jr.” continues discussing the years that followed the 1939 book publication of … more →
Tweet No. 43: From the Book, Alcoholics Anonymous
Randall E. Greene wrote 2 weeks ago: “I felt …as though the great clean wind … blew through…. God comes to most m … more →
How Strong Is the AA 'Medicine'? (Part 2)
Randall E. Greene wrote 2 weeks ago: The insights from “Tom P., Jr.” about Alcoholics Anonymous go deeper: What the original … more →
Tweet No. 42: From the Book, Alcoholics Anonymous
Randall E. Greene wrote 2 weeks ago: “To be doomed to an alcoholic death or to live on a spiritual basis are not always easy altern … more →
How Strong Is the AA 'Medicine'? (Part 1)
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Randall E. Greene wrote 2 weeks ago: A sixth book that remains a long-term recovery bestseller is AA’s Twelve Steps and Twelve Trad … more →
God Refuses To Be an Object
Randall E. Greene wrote 2 weeks ago: A fifth, consistently bestselling recovery title is Addiction and Grace by Gerald G. May, M.D. This … more →
