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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
BEGIN occurs
33 times
8 in BB • 25 in 12&12
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1.
We
believe and
hope it
contains all you
will need to
begin.
2.
3.
But what about the
rest of us who,
less fortunate, don't
even know how to
begin?
4.
5.
6.
That was
growth, but if we
wished to
grow we had to
begin somewhere.
7.
Once we have
come into
agreement with these
ideas,
it is
really easy to
begin the
practice of
Step Three.
8.
... begin to
achieve some measure of importance ...
12&12
Step Ten, p.91
9.
Fortunately, we who have
tried it, and with
equal misgivings, can
testify
that
anyone,
anyone at all,
can
begin to do it.
10.
11.
If you are
satisfied that he is a
real alcoholic,
begin to
dwell on the
hopeless feature of the
malady.
12.
As
soon as we
begin to
feel confident in our
new way of
life and have
begun, by our
behavior and
example, to
convince those about us that
we are
indeed changing for
the
better, it is
usually
safe to
talk in
complete frankness with
those who have been
seriously
affected,
even those who may be only a
little
or not at all
aware of what we have
done to them.
13.
We
begin to
feel the
nearness of our
Creator.
14.
Yet it is our
great hope that all
those who have as
yet found no
answer may
begin to
find one in the
pages of this
book and
will presently join us on the
high road to a
new freedom.
15.
For it is only by
accepting and
solving our
problems that we
can
begin to
get right with
ourselves and with
the
world about us, and with Him who
presides over us all.
16.
We may have had
certain spiritual beliefs, but
now we
begin to have a
spiritual experience.
17.
Through it we
begin to
learn right relations with
people who
understand us; we don't have to be
alone any more.
18.
We had to
begin to
make our
peace, and so we
listed the
people we had
harmed and
became willing to
set things right.
19.
20.
Here we
begin to
practice all
Twelve Steps of the
program in our
daily lives so that we and
those about us may
find emotional sobriety.
21.
... begin to
practice justice and courtesy, perhaps ...
12&12
Step Ten, p.93
22.
The
minute I
stopped arguing, I could
begin to
see and
feel.
23.
24.
25.
They may
even begin to
suspect it had
never been
any good in the
first place.
26.
27.
We
begin to
think that
A.A. doesn't
pay off
after all.
28.
It is when we
try to
make our
will conform with
God's that we
begin to
use it
rightly.
29.
30.
Amends begin when we
join A.A.
31.
We've
repeatedly strained the
patience of
our
best friends to a
snapping point, and have
brought out the
very worst in
those who didn't
think much of us to
begin with.
32.
33.
And if she had a
strong maternal instinct to
begin with, the
situation is
aggravated.
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