The love we
show each other attracts
newcomers and strength-
ens us all, fueling our
sense of unity and
common welfare.”
(It Works, How
and Why,
p. 96 on attraction)

 – Sign up to Zonr for Today’s Full SFZ

“A PROGRAM OF ATTRACTION” –

“… we are not
a glum lot. If new-
comers could see no
joy or fun in our exist-
ence, they wouldn’t want
it. We absolutely insist on
enjoying life. We try not to
indulge in cynicism over the
state  of  the  nations,  nor
do we carry  the  world’s
troubles on our shoul-
ders.” (The Big Book,
p. 132)

“If you have
zest and enthu-
siasm you attract zest
and enthusiasm. Life
does give back
in kind.”

– Norman Vincent Peale (1898 – 1993) U.S. clergyman

Physical Attraction – demo version – Madonna (6:16)

The Secret Laws of Attraction – via Jazz (4:44)

Powerful Law of Attractions Guided Meditation (7:23)

How have you experienced joy or possibly inspired through your own spiritual practice, lately?

Beautiful Nairn

by William Topaz Mcgonagall

All ye tourists who wish to be away
From the crowded city for a brief holiday;
The town of Nairn is worth a visit, I do confess,
And it’s only about fifteen miles from Inverness.

[A]nd in the summer season it’s a very popular bathing-place,
And the visitors from London and Edinburgh finds solace,
As they walk along the yellow sand beach inhaling fresh air;
Besides, there’s every accommodation for ladies and gentlemen there.

Then there’s a large number of bathing coaches there,
And the climate is salubrious, and very warm the air;
And every convenience is within the bathers’ reach,
Besides, there’s very beautiful walks by the sea beach.

…

The visitors to Nairn can pass away the time agreeably,
By viewing Tarbetness, which slopes downwards to the sea;
And Queen Street is one of the prettiest thoroughfares,
Because there’s splendid shops in it, and stocked with different wares.

And there’s ornamental grounds, and lovely shady nooks,
Which is a great advantage to visitors while reading their books;
And there’s a certain place known as the Ladies’ Beach,
So private that no intruder can them reach.

And there’s many neat cottages with gardens very nice,
And picturesque villas, which can be rented at a reasonable price;
Besides, there’s a golf course for those that such a game seeks,
Which would prove a great attraction to the knights of clubs and cleeks.

…

The surrounding scenery of Nairn is magnificent to be seen,
Especially its fertile fields and woodlands so green;
Besides, not far from Nairn, there’s Cawdor Castle, the ancient seat
Of the noble Thanes of Cawdor, with its bold turrets so neat.

And its massive proportions is very imposing to see,
Because the arched entrance is secured by a drawbridge and a fosse;
And visitors will be allowed all over the grounds to roam,
Besides shown over the castle if the Earl is not at home.

The scenery surrounding the castle is charming in the summertime,
And the apples in the orchard there is very fine,
Also the flower-beds are most beautiful to see,
Especially in the month of June, when the birds sing merrily.

…

Then there’s the ancient stronghold of the Bays of Lochloy,
And visitors when they see it will it heartily enjoy;

[And a little further on there’s the blasted heath of Macbeth,
And a hillock where the witches are wont to dance till out of breath.

And as the visitors to Nairn walk along the yellow sand,
They can see, right across the Moray Firth, the Black Island so grand,
With its productive fields and romantic scenery,
And as the tourist gazes thereon his heart fills with ecstasy.

[A]nd Darnaway Castle is well worthy of praise,
And to oblige all visitors there are open days,
When they can see the castle where one thousand warriors in all
Oft have assembled in the Earl of Randolph’s Hall.

And in conclusion I will say for good bathing Nairn is the best,
[A]nd besides its pleasant scenery is of historical interest;
And the climate gives health to many visitors while there,