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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
YOURSELF occurs
31 times
25 in BB • 6 in 12&12
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1.
2.
That
being so you have
swallowed and
digested
some
big chunks of
truth about
yourself.
3.
It
will do
little good if you
point that
out and
urge more attention for
yourself.
4.
If he
gets drunk, don't
blame yourself.
5.
You
forget that you have
just
now tapped a
source of
power much greater than
yourself.
6.
So you're an
A.A. member the
minute you
declare yourself."
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.
It
will not
take long for you to
decide, if you
are
honest with
yourself about
it.
9.
Show him these
things in
yourself and they
will be
reflected back to you from
him.
10.
You
draw more and
more into
yourself and you
think everyone is
talking about
conditions
at your
home.
11.
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.'
12.
When he
sees you
know all about
the
drinking game,
commence to
describe yourself as an
alcoholic.
13.
The
chances are he
will not
for,
like yourself, he is
just beginning his
development.
14.
You are
saying to
yourself:
"I'm
jittery and
alone.
15.
Attempt instead, to
put yourself in his
place.
16.
You
need this
information
to
put yourself in his
place, to
see how you would
like him to
approach you if the
tables were
turned.
17.
You can
declare yourself in;
nobody can
keep you
out.
18.
At the
same time you
will feel no
reluctance to
rid yourself of
those who cannot or
will not
stop.
19.
20.
Then you
will know what it
means to
give of
yourself that
others may
survive and
rediscover life.
21.
After satisfying yourself that your
man wants to
recover and that he
will go to
any
extreme to do so, you may
suggest a
definite course of
action.
22.
23.
Abandon yourself to
God as you
understand God.
24.
25.
If he does not
want to
see you,
never force yourself upon him.
26.
Do not
let any prejudice you may have
against spiritual terms deter you from
honestly asking yourself what they
mean to you.
27.
Perhaps you
enjoy drinking with him
yourself when
he doesn't
go too
far.
28.
29.
You may
already have
asked
yourself why it is that all of us
became so
very ill from
drinking.
30.
... yourself with
such deep questions as whether ...
12&12
Step Two, p.26
31.
Having had the
experience yourself, you can
give him
much practical advice.
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