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Bill W.’s 1934 Flash of Light That Transformed AA

Jimmy April 19, 2025

When Bill W. experienced his famous spiritual awakening in 1934, he described it as “a flash of …

Ed McGaa’s Path from Addiction to Ancestral Power | Lakota Recovery Insights

Jimmy April 10, 2025

Ed McGaa’s Journey: From Alcohol Addiction to Lakota Spiritual Awakening From Chaos to Clarity:…

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