Walk in Dry Places (Hazelden Meditations)
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| Rating | : | 4.30 (557 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1568381271 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 400 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-04-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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. Mel B., a resident of Toledo, Ohio, since 1972, is a writer specializing in recovery, timely business topics, speeches, publicity and military history. In addition to Ebby: The Man Who Sponsored Bill W., he has authored two other Hazelden books, New Wine and Walk In Dry Places, as well as several Hazelden pamphlets. Retired since 1986, he s
Written in the classic style of early meditation books, Walk in Dry Places refocuses on the basics of Twelve Step recovery. Walk in Dry Places provides this solid insight and support. For many people involved in Twelve Step recovery, there is always a need for the basics. The meditations are written in a clear and graceful voice and convey the gentle, no-nonsense attitude of an old timer.Each page contains a daily recovery topic along with an insightful exploration of the day's topic and a one sentence "Goal for the Day." Full of basic AA meeting philosophy, Walk in Dry Places offers daily support to anyone seeking help in staying sober one day at a time.
scranfield said Helpful. Really like this little book. I have added it to my other meditation books and read from it every day.. Awesome little meditation book! Sherry M. This book is full of wisdom and tools for living each day at a time on life's terms. I thought I had read them all until I came across the new insights offerred by this author.. A wonderful little book! I have learned to rely on this book as a daily guide to more advanced sobriety. I have been sober in AA for 16 years now, and have never found such a well written, sensible daily guide. Mel B. has the writing style of a compassionate, intelligent, articulate, old-timer. A bonus is that this book does not preach a certain conception of a Higher Power, so it is approachable to people of alternative spiritual beliefs such as myself, though I think those of the 'big th
He has also contributed about fifty articles to The Grapevine, the international journal of AA. is a recovering alcoholic and a longtime member of Alcoholics Anonymous. In addition to Ebby: The Man Who Sponsored Bill W., he has authored two other Hazelden books, New Wine and Walk In Dry Places, as well as several Hazelden pamphlets. . He writes anonymously on subjects related to alcoholism and was a contributing writer for Pass It On, AA's authorized biography of co-founder Bill Wilson. About the Author Mel B., a resident of Toledo, Ohio, since 1972, is a writer specializing in recovery, timely business topics, speeches, publicity and military history. Retired since 1986, he served in public relations for a major corporation headquartered in Toledo.Mel B