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Daily reflections - May 28th
EQUAL RIGHTS
At one time or another most AA groups go on rulemaking benders... . After a time fear and intolerance subside, [and we realize] We do not wish to deny anyone his chance to recover from alcoholism. We wish to be just as inclusive awe can, never exclusive. 'AA tRADITION: HOW IT DEVELOPED', pp. 10, 11, 12
AA offered me complete freedom and accepted me into the Fellowship for myself. Membership did not depend upon conformity, financial success or education and I also grateful for that. I often ask myself if I extend the same equality to others or if I deny them the freedom to be different. Today I try to replace my fear and intolerance with faith, patience, love and acceptance. I can bring these strengths to my AA group, my home and my office. Image an effort to bring my positive attitude everywhere that I go. I have neither the right, nor the responsibility, to judge others. Depending on my attitude I can view newcomers to. A., family members and friends as menaces or as teachers. When I think of some of my past judgments, it is clear how my self-righteousness caused me spiritual harm.
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