JULY 18 Reflection for the Day
Very few of us know what we really want, and none of us knows what is best for us. That knowledge is
Very few of us know what we really want, and none of us knows what is best for us. That knowledge is
For my own good, I’ll go to meetings and participate in discussions with an open mind that’s ready to receive and accept
Long experience has proved that the Gamblers Anonymous Program and Twelve Steps will work for any person who approaches them with an
Faced with almost certain destruction by our addiction to gambling, we eventually had no choice but to become open-minded on spiritual matters.
Conditioned as we are by our old ideas and old ways of living, it’s understandable that we tend to resist certain suggestions
These days, I go to meetings to listen for the similarities between me and others in Gamblers Anonymous—not the differences. And when
In many respects, the Fellowship of Gamblers Anonymous is like a reasonably happy cruise ship or, in time of trouble, like a
Someone once defined the ego as the sum total of false ideas about myself. Persistent reworking of the Twelve Steps enables me gradually to
The Gamblers Anonymous Program is a road, not a resting place. Before we came to this Program—and, for some of us, many
Samuel Johnson wrote: … he who hath so little knowledge of human nature as to seek happiness by changing anything other than his