AIM: A life lived one day at a time in conscious contact with G-d.

"I was once a cucumber, now I'm a pickle, and I'll never be a cucumber again."

"In every situation, it is not the mere "happenings" that revoke our reactions, rather it is our perspective of the happening..."

STEP TWO- ‘Came to believe a power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity’

Albert Einstein once said, ‘We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them’. Step two is how we begin to change our thoughts in an attempt to change our lives.

If you are having a tough time getting to G-d, take a tough and honest look at what you are really still hanging onto instead of Him.

"...The 12 steps, are for anyone who has come to the conclusion that they are hopelessly unable to beat their addiction, or have come to really believe that they will be beaten if nothing radically changes..."

'... He is just waiting for you to give yourself completely over to Him...'

Before moving on to step three, solidify step two with the following questions...