Summary:
The book is a collection of daily meditations, thoughts, and prayers designed to offer inspiration and support to individuals recovering from addiction, particularly within the framework of the Twelve Step program. Each day presents a concise reflection on sobriety and spiritual growth, aimed at fostering a mindful and serene recovery journey.
Key points:
1. Daily Reflection: The book promotes daily self-reflection for personal growth and recovery.
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