Daily Reprieve

From the Daily Reflections of October 25;

Without unity, the heart of A.A. would cease to beat; . . .   (As Bill Sees It, page 125)

Without unity I would be unable to recover in A.A. on a daily basis. By practicing unity within my group, with other A.A. members and at all levels of this great Fellowship, I receive a pronounced feeling of knowing that I am a part of a miracle that was divinely inspired. The ability of Bill W. and Dr. Bob, working together and passing it on to other members, tells me that to give it away is to keep it. Unity is oneness and yet the whole Fellowship is for all of us.

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I sat and meditated on this contribution to the Daily Reflections, and one question keeps coming to me.  How do I “practice unity?”  I seek humility to enhance group cohesion.  I seek ways to give away what I have been given through service work and by making myself present and available for human connection.

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