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The Amazon Store at MillionDollarPetPix.com ( In association with Amazon.com )Daily Reflections: A Book of Reflections by Aa Members for Aa Members/B-12from: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services  Price: $19.77 Prices subject to change.Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Dewey Decimal Number: 362.29286 EAN: 9780916856373 ISBN: 0916856372 Label: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services Manufacturer: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 384 Publication Date: 1990-09 Publisher: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services Studio: Alcoholics Anonymous World Services Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Daily ReflectionsI believe this book is a "must have" for any recovering alcoholic or addict. It is really good to sit down each morning and read the thought of that day just to get your mind going on the right track. Very humbling, very thought provoking. Rating:  - A Potpourri of Irrelevant Personal OpinionLet's talk about Quiet Time and prayer and meditation as early AAs practiced it. For one thing, they embraced Bible study, prayer, seeking God's guidance, and reading Christian literature. They also used Christian devotionals such as The Runner's Bible, the Upper Room, My Utmost for His Highest, and Daily Strength for Daily Needs.Good Morning!: Quiet Time, Morning Watch, Meditation, and Early A.A.. They also used a good many other "helpful books" which, as Wilson suggested could be based on suggestions ... Read More Rating: - Excellent way to start your dayI start my day reading from here and really using what I read the day throughout. Rating: - Warm FuzziesThis is a must-have for anyone in recovery or a 12-step program. Serenity is the objective. This is just another great tool to help to achieve it. Rating:  - Poor Substitute for Hazelden's 24 Hours a DayFours years after its initial publication, I don't personally know of any AA member who still uses this as a daily reflection. I think AAWS just wanted to see if they could generate revenue by competing with the Hazelden 24 Hour A Day book. However, this turned out to be a weak effort. 
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