The twelve-step epiphany

"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Meade,

SALTBURN-BY-THE-SEA Recovery Community. We are open to all, you do not have to have an addiction problem to attend. We have only one specific objective that we centre on the solution , not on the problem or behaviour. The common solution as described from the original Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous is what we use to begin with. We can talk in restaurants, coffee shops, parks or the beach we are not tied to a specific area, but we need to be able to come together in an organised way. We can use SKYPE or FACEBOOK any other internet method of talking together. The meetings whilst being informal try not use crosstalk allowing an open disciplined forum for discussion. The groups do not complete for membership and anyone family or friends can come, we are a friendship grouping who talk about the common solution to our problems and behaviour. We are spiritually based allowing full spiritual freedom to all. The intention is to offer support in a trusting environme

If you do try to share what’s happening to your spiritual life, and to your daily life–you are probably going to get a black eye, or a string of black eyes. When this is coming from your friends, it’s probably going to hurt, at least until it doesn’t. The further you go, the broader the gap will be. This path offers truth, but truth comes at the price of exposing what is false. It’s a price we have to be willing to accept. We have to decide what we really want. If it’s acceptance, approval, or accolade, I’d suggest finding another path.

12 Step epiphany It is in the surrender of all conditions and requirements that in our meditation we discover to be who and what we are.