Mountains Edge Recovery

06/23/2026

Today’s Reading — Surrender.

Lindsay reads today’s reflection, reminding us that surrender is not weakness.

It is the courage to stop fighting battles that are keeping us stuck.

Surrender is not giving up on life.

It is giving up the illusion that we can control everything.

Sometimes the strongest thing a person can do is let go, trust the process, and take the next right step.

06/22/2026

Today's Reading — Think and Grow Rich.

Joe reads today's reflection in an unconventional way, using a poem centered on one powerful idea:

Thinking right.

The quality of our lives is often shaped by the quality of our thoughts.

Before actions, there are thoughts.
Before thoughts, there are emotions.

Learning to examine both can change the direction of an entire life.

Recovery, growth, and transformation often begin with a single thought moving in a better direction.

06/21/2026

06/20/2026

06/19/2026

Today’s Reading — Regeneration.

Keith reads today’s AA reflection, reminding us that recovery is more than abstinence. It is renewal.

A new way of thinking.

A new way of living.

A new relationship with ourselves and the world around us.

Regeneration is what happens when a person stops surviving and starts growing.

The past may explain us.

It does not have to define us.

06/18/2026

Today’s Reading — Indirect Amends.

James reads today’s reflection, reminding us that not every amends is made with words.

Sometimes the most powerful amends are made through consistent action, changed behavior, and a commitment to living differently than we once did.

People may forget what we say.

But they rarely forget what we repeatedly do.

Recovery is not just about apologizing for the past.

It's about becoming someone who no longer creates the same harm.

06/17/2026

Today’s Reading — Keep It Simple.

Lindsay reads today’s reflection, reminding us that recovery doesn't have to be complicated.

We often create stress by trying to solve tomorrow's problems while forgetting to focus on today.

Breathe.

Slow down.

Do the next right thing.

Sometimes the simplest path is the one that carries us the furthest.