The promises of being in the world of the spirit. How I react if I am in fit spiritual condition. The problem has been removed. This paragraph has been called the recovered promises by some members. Like to hear from you [email protected]

This episode further looks at how we practice principles in our lives in particular with those we love. Great info.

This chapter is often not read but the information in these pages should be understood by anyone involved in alcoholism. I found this study to be of great value to me.

Members said this was a very powerful episode and uses Fred to hammer home to the reader the powerlessness. The description of the alcoholic mind. The inability to see the truth about alcohol. Ever. Without God. May you find him now. Like to hear from you [email protected]

This chapter is designed to show the mental twist that we have no defense against. To show us our insanity and powerlessness. We review Jim and then the jaywalker then a description of the insanity that proceeds the first drink.

I look at this one paragraph on page 84 that has become for me the instructions on how to live each day and stay on the beam connected to God. WADAT. Watch Ask Discuss Amend Turn. These few lines of instruction simplify how to live the spiritual life. If you find it helpful share this episode with your AA friends. Welcome any comments [email protected]

This episode looks at the 9th step promises which are read at every meeting in Topeka usually off of a card. They are read and people chant. These promises are so powerful. I look at where they occur in the big book. What is required for them to occur? They are a gift we receive from entering the world of the spirit. I really thought this was the best episode I have done.

This chapter is great. No other way to describe it. The man named Jim. The inability for me and any real alcoholic to see the truth about alcohol before I take the first drink on my own without God! Ever! No defense. It MUST come from a higher power.

Everyone should study and understand this chapter. For years I had an old idea that I wouldn’t get anything out of this chapter! How wrong I was. I read this with new people to help them see their alcoholism and how it looks to other people. This chapter is divided into three parts. In this first part it really describes the alcoholic.

These pages cover their experience in making restitution in domestic and criminal situations and where someone else is involved. They compare us to the farmer after the tornado. There are prayers for the family and suggestions on how we should live our life. Very important pages!