Welcome to
Recovery Underground
A safe, anonymous, and continuous support space hosting 3 live Narcotics Anonymous meetings every single day. Connect with peers, share your journey, and build strong recovery on your terms.
Daily NA Meeting Schedule
Three opportunities every day to gather, share, and stay grounded.
Morning Reflection
Start your day grounded with focus readings, daily reflections, and open floor discussion to set your intention.
Midday Check-In
A mid-day reset designed to help you process daily stressors, stay accountable, and re-anchor your recovery.
Nightly Discussion
Unwind and process the day with open discussion, topic studies, and supportive fellowship with peers.
Just For Today
Daily reflection and grounding for your recovery journey.
August 13, 2026 |
Difficult people |
| Page 235 |
| "By giving unconditional love...we become more loving, and by sharing spiritual growth we become more spiritual." |
| Basic Text, p. 103 |
| Most of us have one or two exceptionally difficult people in our lives. How do we deal with such a person in our recovery? First, we take our own inventory. Have we wronged this person? Has some action or attitude of ours served as an invitation for the kind of treatment they have given us? If so, we will want to clear the air, admit we have been wrong, and ask our Higher Power to remove whatever defects may prevent us from being helpful and constructive. Next, as people seeking to live spiritually oriented lives, we approach the problem from the other person's point of view. They may be faced with any number of challenges we either fail to consider or know nothing about, challenges that cause them to be unpleasant. As it's said, we seek in recovery "to forgive rather than be forgiven; to understand rather than be understood." Finally, if it is within our power, we seek ways to help others overcome their challenges without injuring their dignity. We pray for their well-being and spiritual growth and for the ability to offer them the unconditional love that has meant so much to us in our recovery. We cannot change the difficult people in our lives, nor can we please everyone. But by applying the spiritual principles we've learned in NA, we can learn to love them. |
| Just for Today: Higher Power, help me serve other people, not demand that they serve me. |
What We Offer
Building recovery through community and mutual support.
12-Step Fellowship
Open discussions focused on NA literature, step work, key principles, and real-world application.
24/7 Text Support
Around-the-clock text channels to connect, talk through cravings, or ask for support whenever you need it.
Anonymity
Guided by 12-Step traditions of anonymity, our platform provides a secure, confidential environment where every path to recovery is respected.
About Recovery Underground
Recovery Underground is a peer-led online community dedicated to carrying the message of recovery to the addict who still suffers. By providing accessible daily NA meetings and continuous fellowship, we ensure no one has to walk the path of recovery alone—regardless of location or schedule.
Ready to Join a Meeting?
Our community lives on Discord. Join now to participate in our 3 daily live meetings, access 24/7 support channels, and connect with peers in recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before joining a meeting.
Is there any cost to attend meetings?
No. In keeping with NA tradition, there are no dues or fees for membership. Our meetings are 100% free and open to anyone with a desire to stop using.
Do I have to speak or turn on my microphone?
Not at all. You are welcome to listen in quietly until you feel comfortable sharing. Participation is always at your own pace.
How do I join the meeting server?
You can join directly through our Discord server link. Once inside, you'll find the main stage channels for voice meetings and dedicated channels for text chat.