I have heard this wishful thinking many times over the past three years, since I came to work at The Retreat full time in May 2014. Many people who are sober in AA have a sense that their program isn’t all that it could be. They want more, but aren’t sure how to get it. Our Big Book says that it is easy to be vague about the matter of prayer and meditation, and then it goes on to make some “definite and valuable suggestions.” (page 86). The Retreat is all about those “definite and valuable suggestions” that we find in the Big Book.
“I Wish I Could Go To The Retreat Without Having To Relapse.”
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My Behavior is My Prayer.
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The Spirituality of Experience.
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The Rise in Drug Abuse Among Baby Boomers.
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