Alcoholics Anonymous co-founder Bill W. once wrote that this collection of excerpts from his writings was “meant to serve as an aid to individual meditation and a stimulant for group discussion,” and since its publication in 1967 it has done that and more for millions of A.A. members around the world. Hundreds of brief passages – excerpted from the Big Book and other A.A. literature – address the principles of gratitude, spirituality, acceptance and a host of other themes central to living a serene life free from alcohol.<br> With a topical index to point readers to subjects of particular interest, <i>As Bill Sees It</i> is an easy-to-use resource of inspiration, comfort, and humor that provides a sense of belonging for those on the path of recovery. Whether seeking insight on a specific topic or opening the book at random, readers will find that there is always more to discover. The passages are perfect for discussion in group settings or for personal reflection.<br> <i>As Bill Sees It</i>, formerly published as<i>The A.A. Way of Life</i>, has been approved by the General Service Conference.
