Exploring the Inner Journey
AA’s spiritual side is as personal as it is powerful.
These articles explore different ways members connect with purpose, meaning, and values — whether through traditional faith, open-minded searching, or simply living by principles that matter.
Developing a Deeper Sense of Letting Go
Learn More: Developing a Deeper Sense of Letting GoDeveloping a Deeper Sense of Letting Go Letting go gets a fair amount of discussion in recovery circles. It’s the kind of thing you’ll hear…
AA for Atheists
Learn More: AA for AtheistsWhy Belief in God Isn’t Required for Recovery Belief Evolves—And That’s Normal Belief is personal. It’s often unclear, deeply influenced by upbringing, and—importantly—subject to change.…
‘Higher Power’ in AA
Learn More: ‘Higher Power’ in AAThe Concept of ‘Higher Power’ in AA A core tenet of the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) program, often perceived as a requirement, is “finding a power…
How Many Times Is God Mentioned in the AA Big Book? (Exact Count)
Learn More: How Many Times Is God Mentioned in the AA Big Book? (Exact Count)The Exact Number of God Mentions in the AA Big Book According to the website “164andmore.com,” the term “God” appears 315 times in the Big…
A Pragmatic Higher Power in AA: Why Belief Isn’t Required for Sobriety
Learn More: A Pragmatic Higher Power in AA: Why Belief Isn’t Required for SobrietyA Revolution in Recovery: The Higher Power Concept The concept of higher power in AA is one of the program’s most significant and flexible innovations.…
Higher Power in AA
Learn More: Higher Power in AAIntroduction Higher Power in AA is one of the most misunderstood concepts in recovery. Whenever the topic of “higher power” comes up in a meeting,…
Eyes of Gratitude Prayer
Learn More: Eyes of Gratitude PrayerEyes of Gratitude Prayer God, thank you for the life you have given me, and all that lies ahead. Help me see all the opportunities…
