FEBRUARY 25 Reflection for the Day
Before we came to Gamblers Anonymous, fear ruled our lives. Tyrannized by our addictions and obsessions, we feared everything and everybody. We
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FEBRUARY 24 Reflection for the Day
I can banish fear by realizing the truth. Am I afraid to be alone? This fear can be banished by the realization
FEBRUARY 23 Reflection for the Day
The Twelve Steps teach us that, as faith grows, so does security. The terrifying fear of nothingness begins to subside. As we
FEBRUARY 22 Reflection for the Day
When I came to Gamblers Anonymous, I found people who knew exactly what I meant when I spoke finally of my fears.
FEBRUARY 21 Reflection for the Day
Do I waste my time and energy wrestling with situations that aren’t actually worth a second thought? Like Don Quixote, the bemused
FEBRUARY 20 Reflection for the Day
As we are restored to health and become increasingly able to live comfortably in the real world without gambling, we begin to
FEBRUARY 19 Reflection for the Day
When people say rash or ugly things, we sometimes say they are forgetting themselves, meaning they’re forgetting their best selves in a sudden outburst
FEBRUARY 18 Reflection for the Day
We learn in Gamblers Anonymous that we cannot punish anyone without punishing ourselves. The release of my tensions, even justified, in a
FEBRUARY 17 Reflection for the Day
If I become angry today, I’ll pause and think before I say anything, remembering that my anger can turn back upon me and worsen
FEBRUARY 16 Reflection for the Day
What about justifiable anger? If somebody cheats us or acts toward us in an outrageous manner, don’t we have the right to be furious? The