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    • South Valley Area (SVANA)
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  • New to NA?
    • What Is the NA Program?
    • Am I An Addict?
    • What To Expect At An NA Meeting
    • For the Parents or Guardians of Young People…
    • By Young Addicts for Young Addicts
    • For Those in Treatment
  • Members
    • Region Subcommittees
      • Convention Committee
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      • Mobile Meetings
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Feb 7
11:00 am - 1:00 pm PDT

Monthly H & I Subcommittee Meeting *REVISED LOCATION*

Foundation for Recovery
4800 Alpine Pl
Las Vegas
Feb 7
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm PDT

SN Area Unity and Activities meeting

3M Club
1401 N Decatur Blvd
Las Vegas 89108
Feb 7
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm PDT

SN Area Unity and Activities meeting

3M Club
1401 N Decatur Blvd
Las Vegas 89108
Feb 8
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm PDT

Monthly Southern Nevada ASC Meeting *UPDATED LOCATION*

Keepin It Real
1100 Almond Tree Lane
Las Vegas 89104
Feb 9
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm PST

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6115 S Rainbow Blvd #107
Las Veags 89118
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Just For Today

February 04, 2026
Feeling good isn’t the point
Page 36
“For us, recovery is more than just pleasure.”
Basic Text, p. 43

In our active addiction, most of us knew exactly how we were going to feel from one day to the next. All we had to do was read the label on the bottle or know what was in the bag. We planned our feelings, and our goal for each day was to feel good.

In recovery, we’re liable to feel anything from one day to the next, even from one minute to the next. We may feel energetic and happy in the morning, then strangely let down and sad in the afternoon. Because we no longer plan our feelings for the day each morning, we could end up having feelings that are somewhat inconvenient, like feeling tired in the morning and wide-awake at bedtime.

Of course, there’s always the possibility we could feel good, but that isn’t the point. Today, our main concern is not feeling good but learning to understand and deal with our feelings, no matter what they are. We do this by working the steps and sharing our feelings with others.

Just for Today: I will accept my feelings, whatever they may be, just as they are. I will practice the program and learn to live with my feelings.
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Spiritual Principle a Day

February 04, 2026
Courage in the Face of Self-Doubt
Page 36
“There are times when we must find the courage to be the lone voice on an issue or stand up for principle against a strong majority.”
Guiding Principles, Tradition Two, Opening Essay

Tradition Two reassures us that, as individual members, we don’t need to have all the answers. But sometimes we do have an answer to an issue that comes up in our group, and we’re sure it’s the right one. It’s well thought-out. It’s aligned with our Traditions. Its airtight adherence to our primary purpose of carrying the message is sharp as an axe blade. It’s undeniably the right answer–except no one else seems to view the issue the way we do. The group’s conscience seems to be veering away from logic, principles, and the spirit of NA. So, do we go with the flow or make waves?

When we were using, many of us lived by the old standby “go along to get along.” Even though we may not have agreed with what was being said or done by those around us, we lacked the courage to stand up for ourselves, our beliefs, or other people. Working a program helps to reveal what our convictions are and how they’re aligned with NA’s. In a group situation where going with the flow might be the easier choice, we, first of all, check our motives honestly to make sure we’re driven by our common welfare and not our ego. We ask our Higher Power to help us find our voice, shaky as it might be in the face of a strong majority. Courage is the strength to stand up for what we believe in.

Courage helps us beat back self-doubt and fears of disappointing or angering others. It keeps us engaged, even open-minded, when our “right” answer is, in the end, sidelined by the majority. Humility can steady us, no matter which way it goes. And, once we find the courage, we can continue to be emboldened to keep using our voice and standing up for principles, while inviting in a Higher Power to influence our group decisions and staying out of the result.

I ask for the strength to practice courage to change the things I can. I know what I believe in and will have the courage to stand up for it–and the willingness and humility to accept the outcome.
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