July 5th - 7th at Ruby's Inn RV Park and Campground at Bryce Canyon Group Area 3 300 S Main Street Bryce Canyon, UT 84764 Meetings Fellowship Food and Fun […]
Committee meets at 11am. Admin Body meets at 10am. 1st Saturday of each month ONLY in person. 4800 Alpine Place
A local meeting at 916 N. Main Street going up into Mount Charleston to celebrate being of service to this Region for 2 years. Food, Fun and Fellowship!! We hope […]
Imagine how it might be if we had arrived at the doors of Narcotics Anonymous, desperate, wanting to stop using drugs, only to be met by a sales pitch: "If you just work the steps and don't use drugs, you'll get married, live in the suburbs, have 2.6 children, and start wearing polyester. You will become a responsible, productive member of society and be fit company for kings and presidents. You will be rich and have a dynamic career." Most of us, greeted with such a heavy-handed spiel, would have shrieked and bolted for the door.
Instead of high-pressure nonsense and frightening predictions, we are greeted with a promise of hope: freedom from active addiction. We feel a blessed relief come over us when we hear that we never have to use drugs again. We aren't going to be forced to become anything!
Of course, after some time in recovery, good things start happening in our lives. We are given gifts--spiritual gifts, material gifts, gifts that we've always dreamed of but never dared hope we'd get. These, however, are truly gifts--they are not promised to us just because we become NA members. All we are promised is freedom from addiction--and it's more than enough!