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How to get out of hell

What is hell? Hell is one's own mind when it's under the control of the ego. Here's an actual picture of the inside of my brain before recovery: How can you tell it's under the control of the ego? Desire, excitement, tension, fear, anxiety, grievance, resentment, guilt, shame, etc. None of what follows is novel or new, and I've written about these matters many times before, but it does no harm to periodically update the list and ensure it is furnished with my latest experiences and tips. What is set out below is basically everything I have tried that has worked plus a few things that really do not help. Have a good daily programme Pages 84 to 88 of the Big Book  cover comprehensively how to structure and manage the day, from the moment one gets up in the morning until one goes to sleep at night. I will not rehash those four pages here, save to say the content falls under the headings of Steps Ten and Eleven, which can be read about comprehensively here and here . P...

The book came first

Inside out

Dark and light

Do nothing

PLBB: who is it for?

Advice

How am I doing?

Dog

Death threats

Hope

Reality and trouble

Some recent recordings ...

Good and evil

Tentacles

All facets

Pot

Straightening the crooked

Want

Bingo

Nothing

CAP: complete acceptance of powerlessness

Jam jar

Personalities through principles

Spark

What can I do?

Inspect a gadget

Interference

Untreated alcoholism

The ladder of preferment

A thought experiment

Prying eyes

Useful

Baffled

A talk on total reliance on God ...

Inflicted by the self on the self

Agitated or doubtful

Paying the price

God’s voice

Simplicity

Scrambled

Command and Control

The recordings from the 2025 London AA Convention ...

Misbehaviour and nil by mouth

Having power: that was our dilemma

Rewording

Q&A: How do I become strong enough to stop this train wreck?

Q&A: How do you repair things when the trust has gone?

Upset and pleasing people

Moaning and groaning

Control

Blessing

Avocation

Plain Language Big Book: a brief analysis