Helping others helps oneself from "summary" of Alcoholics Anonymous, Fourth Edition by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc.
Helping others is a fundamental aspect of recovery in Alcoholics Anonymous. By reaching out to those who are still suffering from alcoholism, we are able to share our experiences, strength, and hope with them. In doing so, we not only provide support and guidance to others but also reinforce our own sobriety. When we take the time to help someone else on their journey to recovery, we are reminded of the struggles we once faced ourselves. This serves as a powerful motivator to stay committed to our own sobriety and continue working on ourselves. By being of service to others, we are able to stay connected to the program and maintain our spiritual condition. Furthermore, helping others allows us to...
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