Table
Of Contents
On
the spiritual path
From
the editor
Through
prayer and meditation
Recovery
without God
Terima
kasih banyak banyak Bahasa Melayu for “Thank you very, very
much”
Am
I a human being having a spiritual experience or a
spiritual
being having a
human
experience?
Seeking
understanding
Finding
the spirit in spirituality
Creative
action
A
brief history of
“God”
in Narcotics Anonymous
Toward
a more spiritual service
Editorial
reply
It’s
a matter of life and death Serious about service
Our
readers write
World
Unity Day Telephone Link |
On the challenge of recovering
behind the walls:
I’m a counselor in a prison
in Texas that has a rehabilitation program for men with substance abuse
problems.
In response to a letter that
appeared in the January 1999 NA Way, you gave several reasons why an NA
member serving on an H&I panel was discouraged from giving his personal
phone number to an incarcerated addict. Here’s another reason:
It is a rule of the Texas
Department of Criminal Justice that no visitor is allowed to exchange personal
information with our incarcerated men and women. If a visitor is
caught passing information, he or she is removed from the visitation list.
I’m sorry that an incarcerated
addict was hurt by this policy, but it is for the safety of everyone involved.
Sincerely,
Edna Forbes, LCDC, ADC
Texas DOCJ
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