Narcotics Anonymous
Anonymous Addicts Association
An institution that is public, spontaneous, and non-profit, founded in 1953 by individuals who once struggled with addiction to help and rescue addicts from addiction. This association operates in 143 countries around the world, including Muslim countries, holds 72,215 meetings each week in more than 82 different languages, and has over 2 million members in recovery.
Interaction with a part of the service structure
Growing up
Just for Today: The measure of my maturity is the extent to which I take responsibility for the maintenance of my spiritual condition. Today, this will be my highest priority.
Recovery
Just for Today: I’ve recovered something I never had, something I never imagined possible: the life of a recovering addict. Thank you, Higher Power, in more than words can say.
The love of the fellowship
Just for Today: I can look anyone in the eye without shame. I am grateful for the loving support that has made this possible.
Our greatest need
Just for Today: I will seek the fulfillment of my greatest need: a vital, guiding connection with the God of my understanding.
Take a deep breath and talk to God
Just for Today: I will take a deep breath and talk to my God whenever I feel frustrated.
Vigilance
Just for Today: I will be vigilant, doing everything necessary to guard my recovery.
Action and Prayer
Just for Today: My recovery is too precious to just wish about it. Today is a good day for action and prayer.
