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There's More to Quitting Drinking than Quitting Drinking
by Dr. Paul O.
You may know his story in AA's Big Book about "...acceptance is the answer to all my problems..." Dr. Paul shares his astute insight and gentle humor with discussions of the physical, mental, emotional, interpersonal and spiritual aspects of sobriety. "Acceptance has to be repeated over and over and over again with every new situation and circumstance. It isn't a destination; it's a continuous process, an journey, an philospy, a way of life."
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You Can't Make Me Angry
by Dr. Paul O.
In this, his second book, Dr. Paul says, "By the time you put this book down, you will be convinced that people and circumstances don't make us angry; we make ourselves angry. People can't make us angry--unless we let them. We alone are responsible for our feelings. I'm not willing to let any thing or any person put my physical sobriety at risk; why should I put less value on my emotional sobriety?" A continuation of his priceless wit and wisdom.
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Twelve Steps to Spiritual Awakening
by Herb K.
In this sequel to his workbook,Herb K explains the how and why of working the 12 Steps. Using his own experience along with traditional and universal spiritual wisdom, he elaborates on his systematic approach, making this book an important resource for the person in any recovery fellowship who wants solid guidance on how the step process can transform one's life. It illuminates path from the dark world of alcoholism and brokenness to a life of peace, purpose and fulfillment.
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Twelve-Step Guide to Using the Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book
by Herb K.
Bringing his popular workshops to print, this book provides instructions for working the Twelve Steps as outlined in A.A.'s Big Book. It reveals the process in clear and simple language, so members of any twelve-step fellowship can experience the promise of a spiritual awakening - a transformation that leads to an effective relationship with an accessible, personal God.
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The Glumlot Letters
by Stanley M.
Glumlot writes to a fellow devil about his attempts at tempting a human away from AA, sobriety, and recovery. "Our aim is to have the patient spend as little time as possible in the present, where "HE" is and where all action takes place. Take your patient into the past with resentments and shame, or into the future with worry and fear." Glumlot inadvertently describes a practical application of the 12 Steps and a fresh approach to universal spiritual principles.
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