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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
TROUBLE occurs
31 times
17 in BB • 14 in 12&12
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1.
What is his
basic trouble?
2.
It
seems to
cause more trouble.
3.
Consequently, I could not
get into
any trouble.
4.
I had some
money, all the
time
in the
world, and
considerable stomach
trouble.
5.
6.
... trouble; and
as for the remainder -- well, ...
12&12
Step Ten, p.92
Most of us
must admit that we
have
loved but a
few; that we
have been
quite indifferent to the
many so
long as
none of them
gave us
trouble; and as for the
remainder --
well, we have
really disliked or
hated them.
7.
8.
There is
scarcely any form of
trouble and
misery which has not been
overcome among us.
9.
I
certainly won't be the
guy
to
land A.A. in
big-
time trouble, and this would
really do
it!"
10.
Never did he
trouble anyone with his
other difficulty.
11.
12.
One morning he
took the
bull by the
horns and
set out to
tell those he
feared what his
trouble had been.
13.
Our
whole trouble had been the
misuse of
willpower.
14.
If we
allow him in, only
God knows what
trouble he'll
brew.
15.
We are
headed for
trouble if
we do, for
alcohol is a
subtle foe.
16.
17.
The
trouble is that this
kind of
thinking takes no real account of the
facts.
18.
We have
admitted certain
defects; we have
ascertained in a
rough way what the
trouble is; we have
put our
finger on the
weak items in our
personal inventory.
19.
If he has
trouble later, he is
likely to
say you
rushed him.
20.
But
those of us who have
tried
to
shoulder the
entire burden and
trouble of
others find we are
soon overcome by them.
21.
When
thus out of
joint,
man's
natural desires cause him
great trouble,
practically all the
trouble there is.
22.
I had
no trouble refusing drinks, and
began to
wonder if I had not
been
making too
hard work of a
simple matter.
23.
24.
25.
When
thus out of
joint,
man's
natural desires cause him
great trouble,
practically all the
trouble there is.
26.
We are
much more afraid of what
people might
say than the
trouble this
strange alcoholic might
bring.
27.
That's a
common form of
trouble too.
28.
29.
Perhaps our
trouble was not
that we
used our
imagination.
30.
31.
We were having
trouble with
personal relationships, we couldn't
control our
emotional natures, we were a
prey to
misery and
depression, we
couldn't
make a
living, we had
a
feeling of
uselessness, we were
full of
fear, we were
unhappy, we
couldn't
seem to be of
real help to
other people -- was not a
basic solution of these
bedevilments more important than
whether we
should
see newsreels of
lunar flight?
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