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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
COMFORT occurs
12 times
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1.
... comfort."
12&12 p.67,
Step Six
When
gluttony is
less than
ruinous, we have a
milder
word for that, too; we
call it
"
taking our
comfort."
2.
... comfort in
the laughter and talk.
12&12 p.110,
Step Twelve
3.
... comfort of
any conviction at all.
12&12 p.28,
Step Two
He
thinks himself lost to the
comfort of
any conviction at all.
4.
... comfort of
oblivion it brought.
12&12 p.120,
Step Twelve
When our
drinking had
become much worse,
money was only an
urgent requirement which
could
supply us with the
next drink and the
temporary comfort of
oblivion it
brought.
5.
... comfort than
to be comforted -- to understand, ...
12&12 p.99,
Step Eleven
Lord,
grant that I may
seek rather to
comfort than to be
comforted --
to
understand, than to be
understood -- to
love, than
to be
loved.
6.
... comfort than
to be comforted, to understand ...
12&12 p.103,
Step Eleven
At these
critical moments, if we
remind ourselves that "it is
better to
comfort than to be
comforted, to
understand than to be
understood, to
love than to
be
loved," we
will be
following the
intent of
Step Eleven.
7.
... comfort than
to receive it; better to ...
12&12 p.101,
Step Eleven
8.
... comfort, the
character-building was lost in the ...
12&12 p.72,
Step Seven
9.
... comfort the
melancholy one by first showing ...
12&12 p.46,
Step Four
10.
... comfort those
who are, or who may ...
BB p.18,
There Is A Solution
We
hope this
volume will inform and
comfort those who are, or who may
be
affected.
11.
... comfort to
ourselves and those about us?
12&12 p.113,
Step Twelve
Can we
transform these
calamities into
assets,
sources of
growth and
comfort to
ourselves and
those about us?
12.
... comfort which
comes at once by taking ...
BB xxix(xxvii),
The Doctor's Opinion
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