Millwallj

This to me is one of the best things yet I have read on recovery. I was at a low ebb when I discovered it, and its been an upward curve since.

It is written by a AA member of 20 years sobriety.

I for one have choosen to break away from group recovery, but I am certainly taking these principles as a way of advancing my own sobriety.

http://www.unhooked.com/sep/persip1.htm

Let me know what you think...

Luckyv2

Thanks Mill I have it booked marked cause someone wanted to know more about it here where I am and actually so do I. But I do have a God and he is my Lord and Savior. I still am open Mill, I will keep an open mind.

Love Vic

doorknob

I haven't gotten through the whole thing, but what I've read, I couldn't agree with more.

DK

doorknob

Recovery From Addiction Without God?

Gary Lee Persip

A Sobriety Education Project Original Publication

Outline:

<address> Treating Addiction: The Dilemma of Genes, Behavior, or Sin? </address>
<address> The AA Fellowship vs The Big Book’s Program of Recovery </address>
<address> AA and God: The Recovering Addict as Powerless Victim </address>
<address> Spiritualism, Religion, and Addiction Recovery </address>
<address> Origins & Consequences of Anthropomorphism & the Mind-Body Separation </address>
<address> Should we Retain or Discard AA’s Twelve Steps </address>
<address> The God Within: A Product of Socialization </address>
<address> Relatedness or God? </address>
<address> An Alternative View of the Future of Addiction Treatment</address>