The Dirt Road On Which I Walk
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| Rating | : | 4.77 (573 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B009K6KGM2 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 595 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-04-28 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
A book for his daughters of what he has descovered from watching them live and the lessons they have taught him. The Dirt Road is a journey through Life. An honest, straight ahead look at the twelve steps of recovery and the God of his understanding he has found along the way. The secrets he has learned to leading a full and full-filling Life. The telling of how he found the true meaning of Love and felt God's gentle touch grace his life. At fifty-one years of age and twenty-three years of sobriety, the author recounts the circumstances leading to his getting sober. Living Life as it was meant to be lived, to it's fullest.
Hard not to feel compassion tonenotvolume Can't call this a self-help book although it will probably help readers with alcoholism.It's more of a shared journey and the writer is candid about his background and recovery. I'm not religious but hey, if it works for youthe author's journey through the stages of guilt, forgiveness and self-discovery are not self-serving so if God helped him, I salute his efforts and congratulate his success.. Amazing book Amazing book and a must read for everyone who has had a problem with alcohol and has been through AA OR not. I traveled from Heidelberg to Schweinfurt in Oct 2012 and met the author at the military inn there. He happened to have the book on the counter and I borrowed it and read it in Amazing book Sunderi Amazing book and a must read for everyone who has had a problem with alcohol and has been through AA OR not. I traveled from Heidelberg to Schweinfurt in Oct 2012 and met the author at the military inn there. He happened to have the book on the counter and I borrowed it and read it in 4 days. The first few pages were touching and drew me right in. He was so open about his life and trials and his relationship with alcohol and now with God, it made me realize we all go through similar paths not necessary with alcohol being the enemy. Also liked the fact that the print was large and it was written simply and. days. The first few pages were touching and drew me right in. He was so open about his life and trials and his relationship with alcohol and now with God, it made me realize we all go through similar paths not necessary with alcohol being the enemy. Also liked the fact that the print was large and it was written simply and. Ekaterina said great read. I have truly enjoyed reading the book. It is one of the books that you can't let go off, so I have been up reading it the whole night, cover to cover.The book is funny and sad at the same time. Lawrence Jackson writes brutally honest about "the dirt road" on which he has walked that makes the book even more authentic.