AA Thought for the Day
(courtesy AA-Alive.net)
November 26, 2019
Humble Admission
Every newcomer in Alcoholics Anonymous is told, and soon
realizes for himself, that his humble admission of powerlessness
over alcohol is his first step toward liberation from its paralyzing
grip. So it is that we first see humility as a necessity.
But this is the barest beginning.
- Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, (Step Seven) pp. 72 - 73
Thought to Ponder
The difference between pride and humility:
Pride is who is right. Humility is what is right.
AA-related 'Alconym'
C H A N G E = Choosing Humility Allows New Growth Everyday.
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peyton h
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