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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
WISH occurs
41 times
25 in BB • 15 in 12&12 • 1 in GV
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1.
2.
We can
exercise our
will power along this
line all we
wish.
3.
4.
5.
He
will wish for the
end.
6.
7.
When
people presented us
with
spiritual approaches, how
frequently did we all
say, "I
wish I had what that
man has.
8.
You can, if you
wish,
make A.A. itself your '
higher power.'
9.
That is the
measure of our
character defects, or, if
you
wish, of our
sins.
10.
And we
soon found that we could
not
wish or
will them
away by
ourselves.
11.
Should you
wish them
above all
else, and be
willing to
make use of our
experience, we are
sure they
will come.
12.
We could not
wish them
away any more than
alcohol.
13.
Not
many of us can be
leaders
of
prominence,
nor do we
wish to be.
14.
We
simply wish to be
helpful to
those who are
afflicted.
15.
We could
wish to be
moral, we
could
wish to be
philosophically comforted, in
fact, we could
will these
things with all our
might, but the
needed power
wasn't there.
16.
We could
wish to be
moral, we
could
wish to be
philosophically comforted, in
fact, we could
will these
things with all our
might, but the
needed power
wasn't there.
17.
First we
will wish to be
reasonably certain that we are on the
A.A. beam.
18.
And as he
came out the
other side of that
painful experience, this
prayer was his
expression of what he could then
see,
feel, and
wish to
become:
19.
20.
There is
another thing you
might
wish to do.
21.
22.
23.
... wish to
engage in any controversy, neither ...
Grapevine
Preamble
24.
If, on the
contrary, you are
sure he is
doing his
utmost, you may
wish to
give him
another chance.
25.
At
Step Six,
many of us
balked -- for the
practical reason that we did
not
wish to have all our
defects of
character removed,
because we
still loved some of them too
much.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
If he
owes you
money you may
wish to
make terms.
31.
A.A. has
many single alcoholics who
wish to
marry and are in a
position to do so.
32.
I
see him
now and then and he is
as
fine a
specimen of
manhood as
one could
wish to
meet.
33.
Hence we may
refuse none who
wish to
recover.
34.
Hence we may
refuse none who
wish to
recover.
35.
And do not his
actions make
each of them
wish to
retaliate,
snatching all
they can
get out of the
show?
36.
37.
We have been
talking about
problems because we are
problem people who have
found a
way up
and
out, and who
wish to
share our
knowledge of that
way with all who can
use it.
38.
We
will not
regret the
past nor wish
to
shut the
door on it.
39.
We
see that we have
no right or
need to
discourage A.A.'s who
wish to
work as
individuals in these
wider
fields.
40.
41.
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