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May 9

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm PDT

R51CNA Entertainment – Roller Skating Party

4680 Boulder Highway

4680 Boulder Highway

Las Vegas 89121

May 9

1:30 pm - 4:00 pm PDT

Monthly Southern Utah ASC Meeting

May 10

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm PDT

Monthly Southern Nevada ASC Meeting UPDATED LOCATION

1100 Almond Tree Lane

Las Vegas 89104

May 16

9:30 am - 11:30 am PDT

R51 PR (Public Relations) Subcommittee Meeting

1401 N Decatur Blvd

Las Vegas 89108

May 16

5:30 pm - 9:00 pm PDT

Homegroup Hangout!

Paseo Verde Park

2505 Paseo Verde Pkwy

Henderson 89074

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Just For Today

May 08, 2026

Teachable

Page 134

“We have learned that it is okay to not know all the answers, for then we are teachable and can learn to live our new life successfully.”

Basic Text, p. 96

In a way, addiction is a great teacher. And if addiction teaches us nothing else, it will teach us humility. We hear it said that it took our very best thinking to get to NA. Now that we’re here, we’re here to learn.

The NA Fellowship is a wonderful learning environment for the recovering addict. We aren’t made to feel stupid at meetings. Instead, we find others who’ve been exactly where we’ve been and who’ve found a way out. All we have to do is admit that we don’t have all the answers, then listen as others share what’s worked for them.

As recovering addicts and as human beings, we have much to learn. Other addicts–and other humans–have much to teach us about what works and what doesn’t. As long as we remain teachable, we can take advantage of the experience of others.

Just for Today: I will admit that I don’t have all the answers. I will look and listen to the experience of others for the answers I need.

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Spiritual Principle a Day

May 08, 2026

Tolerance and Toxic Relationships

Page 133

“Another member found that amends meant not tolerating abuse anymore, and felt she finally had permission to step away from a destructive household.”

Living Clean, Chapter Five, “Family”

Preparing to make meaningful amends includes plenty of heavy lifting in Steps One through Eight. These Steps give us a new perspective on our place in the world, a better understanding of ourselves, and a conscious contact with a Higher Power. We gain courage and self-respect along the way; these will be vital assets for us as we make our amends. A sponsor’s guidance and the experience of other members shape our approach. With their input, we decide what our direct amends will look like in each situation and how we can avoid “injuring them or others”–including ourselves. The same network of friends and mentors reminds us to put our name on that list.

Family dynamics and a lifetime of baggage can complicate some of our amends. Our support group reminds us that holding ourselves to account does not mean tolerating mistreatment. In some cases, we can protect ourselves from harm by setting limits; healthy boundaries make for healthy–or at least healthier–relationships. In other relationships, the toxicity continues to be intolerable, and the amends process often reveals a need for greater distance. We can stop giving headspace to those who disregard our needs and forgive ourselves for tolerating what was never okay. As part of our amends to ourselves, many of us reevaluate how we use our time and energy.

Making our way through a list of amends brings clarity. Protecting ourselves by setting limits of what we will and won’t tolerate is often part of the amends we make to ourselves. We take responsibility for our own beliefs, feelings, and actions. Not every relationship can or should be rebuilt, but the one with ourselves is definitely worth the effort.

I can forgive myself for tolerating mistreatment in the past and make amends to myself by rethinking my approach to one of my most challenging relationships. What limits might I need to introduce or reinforce?

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