Just for Today

Just for Today: Addiction, drugs, and recovery, December 14th, Addiction is a physical, mental, and spiritual disease that affects every area of our lives.

Just for Today: The joy of sharing, December 15th, There is a spiritual principle of giving away what we have been given in Narcotics Anonymous in order to keep it. By helping others to stay clean, we enjoy the benefit of the spiritual wealth that we have found.

Just for Today: Where there's smoke..., December 16th, Complacency is the enemy of members with substantial clean time. If we remain complacent for long, the recovery process ceases.

Just for Today: Service motives, December 17th, Everything that occurs in the course of NA service must be motivated by the desire to more successfully carry the message of recovery to the addict who still suffers.

Just for Today: The message of our meetings, December 18th, The fact that we, each and every group, focus on carrying the message provides consistency; addicts can count on us.

Just for Today: Walking the way we talk, December 19th, Words mean nothing until we put them into action.

Just for Today: Overcoming self-obsession, December 20th, In living the steps, we begin to let go of our self-obsession.

Just for Today: Acceptance and change, December 21st, Freedom to change seems to come after acceptance of ourselves.

Just for Today: A new way to live, December 22nd, When at the end of the road we find that we can no longer function as a human being, either with or without drugs, we all face the same dilemma.

Just for Today: New ideas, December 23rd, We reevaluate our old ideas so we can become acquainted with the new ideas that lead to a new way of life.

Just for Today: The group, December 24th, The Twelfth Step of our personal program also says that we carry the message to the addict who still suffers. The group is the most powerful vehicle we have for
carrying the message.

Just for Today: Anonymity and self-will, December 25th, The drive for personal gain... which brought so much pain in the past falls by the wayside if we adhere to the principle of anonymity