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      Spiritual

       Awakenings II

      More Journeys of the Spirit

       From AA Grapevine

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      The Best of Bill (& eBook)

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      I Am Responsible: The Hand of AA

      The Home Group: Heartbeat of AA

      Emotional Sobriety: The Next Frontier (& eBook)

      Spiritual Awakenings II (& eBook)

      In Our Own Words: Stories of Young AAs in Recovery

      Beginners' Book

      Voices of Long-Term Sobriety

      A Rabbit Walks into a Bar

      Step by Step: Real AAs, Real Recovery (& eBook)

      Emotional Sobriety II: The Next Frontier (& eBook)

      Young & Sober (& eBook)

      In Spanish

      El Lenguaje del Corazón

      Lo Mejor de Bill (& eBook)

      Lo Mejor de La Viña

      El Grupo Base: Corazón de AA

      In French

      Les meilleurs articles de Bill

      Le Langage du cœur

      Le Groupe d'attache : Le battement du cœur des AA

      Spiritual

       Awakenings II

      More Journeys of the Spirit

       From AA Grapevine

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“The greatest gift that can come to anybody is a spiritual awakening.”

AA Preamble

      Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women

       who share their experience, strength and hope

       with each other that they may solve their common problem

       and help others to recover from alcoholism.

      The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.

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      Our primary purpose is to stay sober

       and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.

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      Contents

       AA Preamble

       Introduction

      Section One

       A Daily Reprieve

       Life and Taxes June 2005

       The Fugitives May 2004

       Mama Tried July 2006

       In Search of the Secret May 1997

       Someone's Got to Show the Way May 1959

       There Can Be Love and Laughter February 1974

       Close Shave December 1998

       Where's My Reward? September 2005

       Meditation September 1994

       Where It's At March 2008

       With a Little Help from My Friends November 2001

       Life, Not Regrets July 2007

       How My Father Twelfth-Stepped Me July 2004

       Sitting in Silence, Listening November 2009

       It's Showtime June 2009

       It's a Privilege December 2003

       I'm Not Broken December 2009

       The Path to Power April 2010

      Section Two

       Where Two or More Are Gathered

       One-Room Schoolhouse June 2005

       Faith Among the Ruins September 2002

       The Perfect Meeting September 2005

       On My Knees into the World Wide Web of Recovery October 2002

       Inside an ASL Meeting October 2004