June 22 Steps In Action Alcoholics Anonymous

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AA Daily Reflections ~ “TODAY, I’M FREE… This brought me to the good healthy realization that there were plenty of situations left in the world over which I had no personal power–that if I was so ready to admit that to be the case with alcohol, so I must make the same admission with respect to much else. I would have to be still and know that He, not I, was God. AS BILL SEES IT, p. 114 I am learning to practice acceptance in all circumstances of my life, so that I may enjoy peace of mind. At one time life was a constant battle because I felt I had to go through each day fighting myself, and everyone else. Eventually, this became a losing battle. I ended up getting drunk and crying over my misery. When I began to let go and let God take over my life I began to have peace of mind. Today, I am free. I do not have to fight anybody or anything anymore. DonInLondon Step 6 Defects of character: living to extremes with unhelpful attitudes and behaviour which do not fit my life situation. Step 7 Shortcoming, flawed outlook and perception I may not be equal to deal with my real life situation. Step 6 stuck: fear, a brave face and ego. Step 7 developing: courage faith and confidence to live real today. Contingent on the day I ask for help… I can have a step six day or a step seven day, or a bit of both, I can be at sixes and sevens. To be “at sixes and sevens” is an English phrase and idiom, common in the United Kingdom. It is used to describe a state of confusion or disarray
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