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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
TRY occurs
77 times
37 in BB • 40 in 12&12
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1.
2.
You may be
unable to do so,
no
matter how
hard you
try.
3.
I don't
even want to
try.
4.
We of
Alcoholics Anonymous could not be all
things to all
men,
nor should we
try.
5.
6.
But
try and
get them to
see it!(*)
7.
"
Still dubious, he
demanded, 'Do you
really mean the only
reason you are
here is to
try and
help me and to
help yourself?'
8.
He
asks only that we
try as
best we
know how to
make progress in the
building of
character.
9.
"
Why don't you
try beer and
wine?"
10.
No matter how
much one wishes to
try,
exactly how can he
turn his
own will and his
own life over
to the
care of
whatever God he
thinks there is?
11.
12.
Yes --
whenever they
try hard to
seek them
out.
13.
And we
will be
comforted
and
assured that our
own destiny in that
realm will be
secure for so
long as we
try, however
falteringly, to
find and do
the
will of our
own Creator.
14.
15.
"
Leave him
alone!
Let him
try it by
himself for
once;
maybe he'll
learn a
lesson!"
16.
17.
18.
Try not to
condemn your
alcoholic husband no matter what he
says or does.
19.
20.
21.
We
urge you to
try our
program, for
nothing will be so
helpful to your
husband as the
radically changed attitude toward him which
God will show you how to have.
22.
23.
24.
25.
... try some
more controlled drinking, bearing in ...
12&12
Step One, p.23
26.
He
will presently try the
old game
again, for he isn't
happy
about his
sobriety.
27.
The
moment we
tell our
families that we are
really
going to
try the
program, the
process has
begun.
28.
29.
Every one of them may be
promptly eliminated at
the
next election if they
try this.
30.
31.
We
never,
never try to
arrange a
man's
life so as to
shield him from
temptation.
32.
Having
opened our
channel
as
best we can, we
try to
ask for
those right things of which we and
others are in the
greatest need.
33.
34.
Above all, we should
try to be
absolutely sure that we
are not
delaying because
we are
afraid.
35.
36.
37.
So
intense,
though, is our
fear and
reluctance to do
this, that
many A.A.'s at
first try to
bypass Step Five.
38.
39.
It is
important that he be
able to
keep a
confidence; that he
fully understand and
approve
what we are
driving at; that he
will not
try to
change our
plan.
40.
41.
42.
This he would
try to do by what he
called self-
forgetting.
43.
He
told her what he would
try to
do in the
future.
44.
45.
46.
47.
Next day they would be
themselves again and we
would
forgive and
try to
forget.
48.
Perhaps we
try to
give them
advice about their
affairs which we
aren't really competent to
give or
ought not
give at all.
49.
50.
Try to have him
bring up the
subject himself.
51.
The
best we can do, with all the
honesty that we can
summon, is
to
try to have it.
52.
In
any event,
try to have your
husband read this
book.
53.
If he is, you might
try to
help
him about
getting a
job, or
give him a
little financial assistance.
54.
55.
56.
You should be
described to him as
one of a
fellowship who, as
part of their
own recovery,
try to
help others and who
will be
glad to
talk to him if he
cares to
see you.
57.
58.
For a
time he may
try to
hug the
new treasure to
himself.
59.
60.
61.
It is when we
try to
make our
will conform with
God's that we
begin to
use it
rightly.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
... try to
stop making unreasonable demands upon ...
12&12
Step Ten, p.93
72.
73.
Usually the
family should
not
try to
tell your
story.
74.
Some who
feel they have
done well may
dispute this, so
let's
try to
think it
through a
little further.
75.
76.
But
again we are
driven on by
the
inescapable conclusion which we
draw from
A.A. experience, that we
surely must try with a
will, or
else fall by the
wayside.
77.
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