It Came From London
This was the second panel in the OMAGOD room on the subject of The “God” Word pamphlet, and a way forward…
This was the second panel in the OMAGOD room on the subject of The “God” Word pamphlet, and a way forward…
This was the first panel of the day in the OMAGOD room and featured a discussion between John Huey and Jon…
The first International gathering of agnostics, atheists, and freethinkers in AA was in Santa Monica in 2014. In 2016 it was…
Dr. Koob is an internationally-recognized expert on alcohol and stress, and the neurobiology of alcohol and drug addiction. He is the…
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I’ve realized sober for a time, that fear of abandonment runs through my veins. My dad would disappear for several days a few times a year on a drunken binge. Usually, he also gambled away virtually everything we had. As a young child, I was terrified. As a preteen and teen, I was still terrified, but also, fantasized that he might never come back.
A fascinating perspective on how it might work is offered by Erik Vance in his absolutely essential, “Suggestible You - The Curious Science Of Your Brain’s Ability To Deceive, Transform, And Heal.” Mr. Vance was brought up in a Christian Science community. As far as I understand it, Christian Science practitioners use faith alone to heal; no doctors, no Xanax, no exceptions. Right.