TOPICS 12/15/2025
DAILY REFLECTIONS
1) Offer him [the alcoholic] friendship and fellowship. Tell him that if he wants to get well you will do anything to help.
-ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p. 95
POWER IN THE PAUSE
2) “Letting go. ”
I was told I had two choices: let go or get dragged!
Some things I’ve not wanted to let go of; however, if I didn’t let go, I was going to drink! And I knew if I drank, I would die!
In those times where it feels like my life is falling apart and letting go will kill me, it has actually been those times where I get closer to God. I have learned to trust Him even when I don’t like it and accept that I don’t need things to be ‘my way’ to be okay.
GOD GRANT ME…
3) The farther behind I leave my past, the closer I am to forgiving my own character. —Isabelle Eberhardt
WALK SOFTLY AND CARRY A BIG BOOK
4)sw233 t vbvvv Honesty without kindness is cruel and kindness without honesty is co-dependence.