Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship designed
and administered by a bunch of ex drunks whose
only qualifications for membership are they can’t
hold their liquor and don’t want to learn how. It
has no dues or fees nor anything else that any
sensible organization seems to require. At the
meetings the speaker starts on one subject and
winds up talking about something entirely
different and concludes by saying he doesn't’t know
anything about the program except that it works.
The groups are always broke, yet always seem to
grow.
They claim A.A. is a selfish program, but always
seem to be doing something for others. Every
group passes laws, rules, edicts, and
pronouncements which everyone blithely ignores;
members who disagree with anything are
privileged to walk out in a huff, quitting forever,
only to return as though nothing has happened
and be greeted accordingly. Nothing is ever
planned 24 hours ahead yet great projects are born
and survive magnificently. Nothing in A.A. is
according to Hoyle. How can it survive????
Perhaps it’s because we have learned to live and
laugh at ourselves. God made man. He made
Laughter too. Perhaps he is pleased with our
disorganized efforts and makes things right, no
matter who pushes the wrong button. Maybe he
is pleased with our trying to be nobody but
ourselves. We don't know how it works, but it
does and members keep receiving their dividend
cheques from their A.A. investments. It is smart
to be sober, and it is much easier, my friends to
stay sober then to get sober.
Got this in my e-mail today and thought I would share it. I don't know who wrote it but they must be a member.
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
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2 comments:
Wow..that was a great read.
I like the tag,easier to stay sober than get sober.
Thanks for sharing~
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Thanks for sharing and I agree.....I think that's exactly how it survives and grows.
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