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“Our book is meant to be suggestive only. We realize we know only a little. God will constantly disclose more to you and to us.”
“Our book is meant to be suggestive only. We realize we know only a little. God will constantly disclose more to you and to us.” — Alcoholics Anonymous (1939) · Chapter 11 · A Vision For YouWhere it comes from
From the closing page of the 1939 first edition — the founders' last word on their own book.
Today’s reflectionThe founders end their book by un-clenching their grip on it: suggestive only, we know only a little, more will be disclosed. Eighty-plus years of meetings later, that humility looks like genius — the program survived because it never claimed to be finished. Yours doesn’t have to be finished either. Take what works, stay teachable, and leave the door open for the part you haven’t learned yet.
Read the original passage · A Vision for You, 1939 →Humility · Open-mindednessQuote from the 1939 first edition of Alcoholics Anonymous (public domain). Reflection provided by Sober Network and shared across its directories. This site is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc.
Pennsylvania · 261 directory resources
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Browse sober living, detox, treatment, outpatient care, and meetings across Pennsylvania, with photos, public ratings, and direct contact details where available. Confirm current details with providers.
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