OCTOBER 4 Reflection for the Day
We are powerless over gambling; that admission brought us to the Gamblers Anonymous Program, where we learn through unconditional surrender that there
We are powerless over gambling; that admission brought us to the Gamblers Anonymous Program, where we learn through unconditional surrender that there
I’ve learned in Gamblers Anonymous that I am wholly powerless over my compulsion. At long last, I’ve conceded my powerlessness; as a
An entire philosophy of life is condensed in the slogan Live and Let Live. First we’re urged to live fully, richly, and happily—to fulfill
We can be surrounded by people and still feel lonely. We can be all by ourselves and still feel happy and content.
No matter what other people do or don’t do, for ourselves we have to remain abstinent from gambling. When our program of
In our first weeks or months in Gamblers Anonymous, our shaky emotional condition sometimes affects our feelings toward old friends and family.
Now that we’re free from our compulsion to gamble, and living life one day at a time, we can begin to stop
In times past, even as adults, many of us childishly insisted that people protect, defend, and care for us. We acted as
Is freedom from compulsive gambling all that we’re to expect from a spiritual awakening? Not at all. Freedom from our addiction is
At the suggestion of a long-timer in Gamblers Anonymous, I began taking recovery inventories periodically. The results showed me—clearly and unmistakably—that the promises of