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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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1.
2.
3.
4.
That's what I
want to
know."
5.
Not a
soul must ever know.
6.
7.
8.
9.
We are
going to
know a
new freedom and a
new happiness.
10.
It was as if we were
actors on a
stage,
suddenly realizing that we did not
know
a
single line of our
parts.
11.
12.
State that you
know about his
drinking, and that it
must
stop.
13.
14.
We
know all about
liquor as a
social lubricant.
15.
We
shall at
once think of a
few people who
know all about our
drinking, and who have been most
affected by it.
16.
17.
We'd have to have
outside help if we were
surely to
know and
admit the
truth about
ourselves -- the
help of
God and
another human being.
18.
We
know but
few instances where we have
given
these
doctors a
fair break.
19.
How my
wife kept her
faith and
courage during all
those years, I'll
never know, but she did.
20.
21.
22.
23.
A
man we
know had
remarried.
24.
25.
We
thank God from the
bottom of our
heart that we
know Him
better.
26.
'We
know how
hard up you are,
Bill.
27.
28.
But what about the
rest of us who,
less fortunate, don't
even know how to
begin?
29.
But what about his
responsibilities -- his
family and the
men who would
die because they would not
know how to
get well,
ah --
yes,
those other alcoholics?
30.
31.
He
asks only that we
try as
best we
know how to
make progress in the
building of
character.
32.
33.
34.
I
know I
must get along without liquor, but how can I?
35.
If she had not, I
know I would have been
dead a
long time ago.
36.
37.
38.
If the
Creator gave us our
lives in the
first place, then He
must know in
every detail where we have since
gone
wrong.
39.
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.
40.
In
time they
will see that he is a
new man and in their
own way they
will let him
know it.
41.
Telling them what we are
trying to do, we
make no bones about our
drinking; they
usually know it
anyway,
whether we
think so or not.
42.
43.
44.
If
nobody does the
group's
chores, if the
area's
telephone rings unanswered, if we do not
reply to our
mail, then
A.A. as we
know it would
stop.
45.
I
know little of where I
went or what I
said and did.
46.
Then he
will know loneliness such as
few do.
47.
You
now know more about
alcoholism.
48.
You
will want to
know more of how to
proceed from that
point.
49.
From what you
tell me, I
know more than
ever I can't
stop."
50.
51.
We
know of an
A.A. member who was
living in a
large community.
52.
You
need not
remind him of his
spiritual deficiency
-- he
will know of it.
53.
We do not
know of
many cases where this
difficulty
lasted long.
54.
For
example, we
know of
situations in which the
alcoholic or his
wife have had
love affairs.
55.
We
realize we
know only a
little.
56.
The
key words "
entirely ready"
underline the
fact that we
want to
aim at the
very best we
know or can
learn.
57.
58.
We
know our
friend is
like a
boy whistling in the
dark to
keep up his
spirits.
59.
60.
61.
If we are
sure our
wife does not
know, should we
tell her?
62.
63.
And
now you
know that he can
stop if he
will!
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
In this
respect, we do not
enter into
public controversy,
because we
know that our
Society will perish if it does.
69.
70.
71.
They
know that they
must never drink.
72.
73.
But if you
really and
truly
want to
quit drinking liquor for
good and all, and
sincerely feel that you
must have some
help, we
know that we have an
answer for you.
74.
We
know that when we
turn to
Him, all
will be
well with us,
here and
hereafter.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
He'd
certainly know the
problem.
81.
You
think he
ought to
know the
subject better, as
everyone should
have a
clear understanding of the
risk
he
takes if he
drinks too
much.
82.
83.
Under these
compulsions
of
self-
preservation,
duty, and
love, it is not
strange that our
Society has
concluded that it has but
one high mission -- to
carry the
A.A. message to
those who don't
know there's a
way out.
84.
We
know there are
difficult
wives and
families, but the
man who is
getting over alcoholism must remember he did
much to
make them so.
85.
... know these
suggestions are sometimes difficult to ...
BB
To Wives, p.111
86.
Let your
friends know they are not to
change their
habits on your
account.
87.
88.
89.
We should
simply resume prayer as
soon as we can,
doing what we
know to be
good for us.
90.
Arranging the
best deal we can we
let these
people know we are
sorry.
91.
92.
He may
tell mother, who has
been
religious all her
life, that she doesn't
know what
it's all about, and that she had
better get his
brand of
spirituality while there
is
yet time.
93.
Then you
will know what it
means to
give of
yourself that
others may
survive and
rediscover life.
94.
You do not
know what to
tell the
children.
95.
But from what you've
told me about
yourself and your
problems
and how you
propose to
lick
them, I
think I
know what's
wrong.'
96.
We
know what you are
thinking.
97.
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.
98.
She
will want to
know who the
woman is and where she
is.
99.
But in their
hearts they
really do not
know why they do it.
100.
101.
We
know women who have
done it.
102.
103.
You might
let them
know you have
no quarrel with the
alcoholics of your
organization.
104.
We
know you
will not
want to
miss it.
105.
You
fellows know your
stuff all
right, but I don't
see what
good it'll do.
106.
"
Well,"
says the
newcomer, "I
know you're
telling me the
truth.
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