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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
DESIRE occurs
36 times
19 in BB • 16 in 12&12 • 1 in GV
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1.
2.
3.
There can only be
one consideration which should
qualify our
desire for a
complete disclosure of
the
damage we have
done.
4.
5.
... desire for
prestige becomes uncontrollable, whether in ...
12&12
Step Four, p.44
6.
... desire for
self-preservation, they seem bent upon ...
12&12
Step Six, p.64
7.
8.
If he is to
find God, the
desire must come from
within.
9.
Our
loyalty and the
desire
that our
husbands hold up their
heads and be
like other men have
begotten all
sorts of
predicaments.
10.
That the
man who is
making the
approach has had the
same difficulty, that he
obviously knows what he is
talking about, that his
whole
deportment shouts at the
new prospect that he is a
man with a
real answer, that he has
no attitude of
Holier Than
Thou,
nothing whatever except the
sincere desire to be
helpful; that there are
no fees to
pay,
no
axes to
grind,
no people to
please,
no lectures to be
endured --
these are the
conditions we have
found most
effective.
11.
We have
no desire to
convince anyone that there is
only
one way by which
faith can be
acquired.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Almost from the
beginning, we have been
positive that
face-to-
face work with the
alcoholic who
suffers could
be
based only on the
desire to
help and be
helped.
16.
If you
desire to
help it might
be
well to
disregard your
own drinking, or
lack of it.
17.
A
continuous look at our
assets and
liabilities,
and a
real desire to
learn and
grow by this
means, are
necessities for
us.
18.
If we are
sorry for what we have
done, and have the
honest desire to
let God
take us to
better things, we
believe we
will be
forgiven and
will have
learned our
lesson.
19.
20.
21.
Your
desire to
protect him
should not
cause you to
lie to
people when they have a
right
to
know where he is and what he is
doing.
22.
23.
24.
That
basic ingredient of
all
humility, a
desire to
seek and do
God's
will, was
missing.
25.
But our
man is
sure to be
impressed with a
sincere
desire to
set right the
wrong.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
... desire to
stop drinking.
Grapevine
Preamble
33.
34.
35.
But the
difficulty is that
few alcoholics have
enough desire to
stop while there is
yet time.
36.
You may have to
curb his
desire
to
work sixteen hours a
day.
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