Bill Wilson - Alcoholics Anonymous Speaker CD, Varieties of Religious Experiences

Description This CD contains Bill W. speaking at the 34th AA Anniversary in 1968. He talks extensively about the differences between his spiritual experience, which came suddenly, versus that of Dr. Bob, which came over the course of many years. Background The CD comes from the Don B library. Over the past 20 years, Don has collected one of the largest tape and CD libraries in the Western United States. The purpose of this library is to restore the original history of the AA program from the early 1930s through the 1970s. As such, we buy, sell, and trade CD and Tape collections. This CD has been digitally re-mastered to eliminate as much noise as possible. We feel it is of the highest quality, and we are sure you will agree. Whether you are in AA, NA, OAA, SAA, we believe you will really enjoy hearing one of the founding members of our society talk about his personal experience, strength, and hope. Mission Our mission is to provide the public with easy access to the original teachings of the founders of the AA program. Our primary purpose is the preservation and recording of the great oral history of AA, and we respect the great traditions of anonymity that helped AA grow. Acknowledgements We would like to thank the following people for their contributions and unyielding The Albert O Collection The Bill and Arbusto O. Collection The Bill and Diane C. Collection The Dr. Bob House Collection The Jenn A Collection The Mark S. Collection The Mike A Collection Anthony I. Jeaneen T. Steve S. Ray G. Roger Russ D.