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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
DONE occurs
84 times
41 in BB • 43 in 12&12
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1.
We
shall tell you what we have
done.
2.
3.
Returning home we
find a
place where we can be
quiet for an
hour,
carefully reviewing what
we have
done.
4.
"How can I
best serve Thee --
Thy will (not
mine) be
done."
5.
6.
That is where our
fellow travelers are, and that is where our
work must be
done.
7.
When
sober, does he not
work hard and have a
knack of
getting things done?
8.
9.
We had
always said, "
Grant me my
wishes"
instead of "
Thy will be
done."
10.
11.
This
vital Step was
also the
means by which we
began to
get the
feeling that we could be
forgiven,
no matter what we had
thought or
done.
12.
What
real harm,
therefore, had we
done?
13.
There can only be
one consideration which should
qualify our
desire for a
complete disclosure of
the
damage we have
done.
14.
When in
doubt we can
always
pause,
saying, "Not my
will, but
Thine, be
done."
15.
As the
day goes on, we can
pause where
situations must be
met and
decisions made, and
renew the
simple request: "
Thy will, not
mine, be
done."
16.
17.
... done, a
genuine gratitude for blessings received, ...
12&12
Step Ten, p.95
18.
He
felt that he had
done a
wrong he could not
possibly make right.
19.
20.
... done about
our vengeful resentments, self-pity, and ...
12&12
Step Four, p.47
21.
Something had to be
done
about them.
22.
23.
We are
sorry for what we have
done and,
God willing, it
shall not be
repeated.
24.
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.
25.
... done, and
having searched our hearts with ...
12&12
Step Ten, p.95
26.
27.
28.
29.
To
escape looking at the
wrongs we have
done another, we
resentfully
focus on the
wrong he has
done us.
30.
31.
Our
friend's
gorge rose as he
bitterly cried out: "If there is a
God, He
certainly hasn't
done anything for me!"
32.
What could we have
done better?
33.
34.
This can be
done, but it has
hazards.
35.
36.
But I'm
sure this
man is
done drinking.
37.
We are not
sure why,
once a
certain point is
reached,
little can be
done for him.
38.
He
suffered horribly
from his
sprees, but it
seemed as if
nothing could be
done for him.
39.
But my
friend sat before me, and he
made the
point-
blank declaration that
God had
done for him what he could not do for
himself.
40.
It is
A.A.'s
experience that
particularly in these
cases we
ought to
pray that
God's
will,
whatever it is, be
done for
others as
well as for
ourselves.
41.
Next he can be
assured that
you do not
intend to
lecture,
moralize, or
condemn; that if this was
done
formerly, it was
because
of
misunderstanding.
42.
We
must be
willing to
make amends where we have
done harm,
provided that we do not
bring
about
still more harm in so
doing.
43.
It may be he has
done us
more harm than we have
done him and,
though we may have
acquired a
better attitude toward him, we are
still not too
keen about
admitting our
faults.
44.
My
friend promised when
these
things were
done I would
enter upon a
new relationship with my
Creator; that I would have the
elements of a
way of
living which
answered all my
problems.
45.
In
many homes this is a
difficult thing to do, but it
must be
done if
any results are to be
expected.
46.
But all who are in the
least reasonable will agree upon one point: that there is
plenty wrong with us
alcoholics about which
plenty will have to be
done if we are to
expect sobriety,
progress, and
any real ability to
cope with
life.
47.
48.
49.
Now we
go out
to our
fellows and
repair
the
damage done in the
past.
50.
If you
concede that your
employee is
ill, can he be
forgiven for what he has
done
in the
past?
51.
Where were we at
fault, what should we have
done instead?
52.
We
know women who have
done it.
53.
We
suggest you do this as we have
done it in the
chapter on
alcoholism.
54.
55.
We
liked A.A. all
right, and were
quick to
say that it had
done miracles.
56.
57.
The
question which might
naturally come into your
mind would be: "what did the
man do
or
say that was
different
from what
others had
done or
said?"
58.
In
many instances we
shall find that
though the
harm done others has not been
great, the
emotional harm we have
done ourselves has.
59.
60.
We have
made our
demonstration,
done our
part.
61.
62.
In
many instances we
shall find that
though the
harm done others has not been
great, the
emotional harm we have
done ourselves has.
63.
That he has not
always done so
for the
alcoholic is
easily understood.
64.
65.
Science may
one day accomplish this, but it
hasn't
done so
yet.
66.
It's a
poor day indeed when we haven't
done something right.
67.
Most of us have
done that
sort
of
thing.
68.
Here was
something at
work in a
human heart which had
done the
impossible.
69.
70.
In these
areas fear,
greed,
possessiveness,
and
pride have too
often done their
worst.
71.
Besides,
look at all the
good we've
done these
drunks.
72.
To a
degree, he has
already
done this when
taking moral inventory, but
now the
time has
come when he
ought to
redouble his
efforts to
see how
many people he has
hurt, and in what
ways.
73.
74.
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.
75.
Without saying so, they may
cordially hate him for what
he has
done to them and to their
mother.
76.
How
often have we
heard them
cry out, "
Look what you
people have
done to us!
77.
To
escape looking at the
wrongs we have
done another, we
resentfully
focus on the
wrong he has
done us.
78.
It may be he has
done us
more harm than we have
done him and,
though we may have
acquired a
better attitude toward him, we are
still not too
keen about
admitting our
faults.
79.
80.
When this is
done, we are
really able to
leave it
behind us.
81.
82.
83.
Some who
feel they have
done well may
dispute this, so
let's
try to
think it
through a
little further.
84.
I
know, in my
own particular case, that
nothing my
company could have
done would have
stopped me
for, so
long as I was
able to
hold my
position, I could not
possibly realize how
serious my
situation was.
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