"....we all have assets, many of them newly found in the program, such as being clean, open-mindedness, God-awareness, honesty with others, acceptance, positive action, sharing, willingness, courage, faith, caring, *gratitude*, kindness and generosity." ~ pg. 56
"The best way to express gratitude is by carrying the message of our experience, strength and hope to the still-suffering addict." ~ pg. 113
"As recovering addicts, we come to know gratitude." ~ pg. 124
"In recovery, we also strive for gratitude. We feel grateful for ongoing God-consciousness. " ~ pg. 132
"My gratitude speaks, When I care and When I share with others the NA way.” ~ pg. 136
"Service is gratitude in action, and it gives me a feeling of usefulness that is extremely meaningful to me." ~ pg. 240
"My gratitude for this way of life cannot be expressed through words on a page; it is expressed whenever I have the opportunity to help other people on their journey of recovery." ~pg. 265/266
"I am grateful to my predecessors who saw to it that there was a seat for me, with a reading on it, in NA. I owe them a debt of gratitude." ~ pg. 271
"Some of us simply use our words to give thanks for God’s grace." ~ pg. 76
"As long as we maintain an attitude of thankfulness for being clean, we find it is easier to remain clean." ~ pg. 113
"Each day most of us ask our Higher Power to help us stay clean, and each night we give thanks for the gift of recovery." ~ pg. 122
"Thanks to NA, I felt I was finally going to learn how to live, and I realized I had so much to learn." ~ pg. 187
"Thanks, NA, from the bottom of my heart." ~ pg. 197

~Taken from various pages of the NA Basic Text

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