They lose their sting when they lose my opposition. When I was drinking, I deceived myself about reality, rewriting it to what I wanted it to be. When we are honest with another person, it confirms that we have been honest with ourselves and with God. We depended on drinking to help us when we felt low physically. It broke down our shyness and helped us to have a good time. We depended on drinking to help us enjoy things. I maintain my struggles with righteous behavior. The deception of others is nearly always rooted in the deception of ourselves. We used to depend on drinking for a lot of things. The strength to let go and let God we must share with one another. Trusting that relief awaits us ensures its arrival.Īs we work on recovery we discover many opportunities for opposition, too many persons and situations that make difficult our changing roles - too many persons who don't easily accept our changing characters. It is neither reviewed nor endorsed by Alcoholics Anonymous. as a service to AA Groups in the community. AA reflections are essential because they can offer support outside of the regular structure of AA meetings. AA thoughts for the day can provide daily affirmations to avoid negative feelings that can trigger self-destructive behavior. The need may rise again, but again we can turn to our higher power. This page is provided by Broward County Intergroup, Inc. The AA daily reflections quotes are meant to act as a companion to those in recovery. First, freedom to drink later, freedom from. Our AA freedoms create the soil in which genuine love can grow. We trust that we already know what our several freedoms truly are that no future generation of AAs will ever feel compelled to limit them. We no longer feel the need to struggle today. Daily ReflectionsMarch 27A.A.’s FREEDOMS. That which we opposed is less troubling, maybe even gone. But can we turn our backs when we feel justified in our opposition? There's perhaps no more difficult action to take than to walk away from those situations we feel so strongly about, but the wisdom of this program says, "Let go and let God." And when we do let go, as if by magic, relief comes.
We discover that our continual opposition adds fuel to the fires (at least our own internal ones). Most of our struggles are with other persons or perhaps situations we want to change. It was first published in 1990 to fulfill a long-felt need within the Fellowship for a. Daily Reflections by Alcoholics Anonymous is a daily journal that helps you reflect on the previous days actions related to your recovery and stay focused on.
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