Monthly articles on recovery and fellowship written by members of A.A. in San Francisco and Marin.
Resentments are the Biggest Killer
The Number One Offender By Rick R. In my early months of sobriety, I was asked, a few days in advance, to lead one of my first meetings. At that time, My EGO was already
Names
By: Dede H. There’s a special spiritual charmIn chanting ten thousand namesOf God or of a Holy Mother In Its myriad of energetic formsIn some countries it is a normWe now know indeed it’s trueEverything is
Life Depends On It
Tradition 9 By Anon. I was intrigued by the organization of this meeting I had been “invited” to attend. The secretary seemed to take no notes, created no Minutes, and there appeared to be no
Change is in the Air
By Jay F. September is upon us here in San Francisco, and that means a change in the seasons as we transition from the summer fog (“Fogust?”) to more balmy weather. Of course, “balmy” to
The Eyes Of The Dead
By the time I was even able to consider making an amend, he was long buried, my insults and transgressions with him. How could those wrongs ever be addressed, a letter read over a cold tombstone seemed the best alternative. The
WHAT’S YOUR SIGN?
By: Christine R. “What's your sign?” was the great pick-up line in my day. To keep the patter going, we all knew our Zodiac signs. Like I understood a thing or two, I would tell
