jhonnyspa

Hi all
I am not a religious nut, but I prayed in church and light a candle, that I may get the strength to quit alcohol and believe it or not the thought of drinking alcohol has not entered my head in the last week since.It assures me that asking your higher power for help does work, but I know I must also incorporate a plan to stay clean.

biminiblue

Love it.

Prayer works. May as well start using what works, eh?

Dee74

I'm glad you had a good week jhonnyspa

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Buckley3

Yea, I've definitely been re-acquainted of late on the power of prayer.

This time around I'm not going to think too deeply into it. I'm just gonna keep doing it. If it isn't broke don't fix it or something like that.

Tonymblue

Great job. God bless.

Forward12

Surrender is the hardest, yet most powerful thing to sobriety.

Gottalife

One night, a chap I had the privilege of sponsoring, collapsed in the gutter outside a church. He prayed for help. The next night he came to AA and began his journey to recovery through the steps. Seven years sober now.

jhonnyspa

I well believe this story, there sure is something to praying it does bring serenity whether or not its a psychological effect Who am I to question.Whatever works right?

HeidiM

Yes jhonnyspa prayer works. I start my new acquired sober day with it (day 4) and I thank my God at night.