"An indispensable companion to AA's literature..."

— Hank N.
New Lebanon, NY

"The Spirituality of Sobriety presents an excellent description of many of the principles of AA and how they can affect recovery…"

— Terence T. Gorski
President of CENAPS and
author of Staying Sober and Passages Through Recovery

"A heartfelt, probing reflection on the deeper mysteries of recovery."

— Tav Sparks
Addictions Therapist in transpersonal recovery and author of The Wide Open Door: The Twelve Steps, Spiritual Tradition & the New Psychology

"A superb analysis of AA's 12 Steps----no big long sentences, no big words, no jargon----just an absolute elegant simplicity that makes everything ring true.

Every concept in this book is backed with citations to Conference Approved AA literature, and is intended to be read in addition to----not instead of----the 'Big Book' and the '12 & 12'..."

— W. Ludewig

"I consider it to be a worthy and wonderful companion to the Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book and the AA 12 Steps and 12 Traditions book.

The author has been able to capture, with down—to—earth clarity and heart, an imaginative, inspirational and relevant sharing of his own struggles and triumphs.

He blends the 2 AA books and other religious sources as the core for the deeper life recovery experience."

— D. Hoenzsch

"... this book provides a gentle introduction to spirituality and the Twelve Steps. It touches on the heart of each Step and lights the path to a more loving, peaceful way of life."

— Susan Schavi
Rehabilitation Therapist, Addictions Services Division of Conneticut Valley Hospital, Middletown, CT

"There is much to be learned from AA's Twelve Steps whether one is in recovery or not!

Gregg D. shares with the reader his own personal path through, and clear knowledge of, various traditions on his way to spiritual awakening.

He also draws from well-established psychotherapeutic tools and academic writings to illustrate how self-examination and self-acceptance are crucial steps along that road.

And at various points throughout the book, quoting beautiful poetry and prayers, he gives gifts of gentle guidance from his own awakened heart."

— M. M. Wolf

"Opened new ways of thinking. Broadened my understanding of the Twelve Steps."

"Since attending your retreat on meditation at The Wilson House, I’ve been able to meditate for the first time in sobriety. I wanted to say thank you for your service. Your presentation and gratitude for AA have helped me tremendously."

"I came to this retreat specifically to experience Gregg’s second presentation here – it totally exceeded my expectations! Bring Gregg back next year!!!"

"This may sound rather dramatic, but your seminar was a gift from God. I’m not a recovering alcoholic, but I’m recovering from co-dependency, chronic self-defeating thinking, depression and anxiety."

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