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From the books  ...  Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)


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1.
... meet.   BB p.99, Working With Others   Go to page 99 in the Big Book
The most incompatible people discover they have a basis upon which they can meet.


2.
... meet.   BB xxxii(xxx), The Doctor's Opinion   Display entire Doctor's Opinion
I see him now and then and he is as fine a specimen of manhood as one could wish to meet.

3.
... meet an occasional emergency, but at first ...   12&12 p.96, Step Eleven
To be sure, we feel it is something that might help us to meet an occasional emergency, but at first many of us are apt to regard it as a somewhat mysterious skill of clergymen, from which we may hope to get a secondhand benefit.

4.
... meet and transcend their other pains and ...   12&12 p.31, Step Two
We saw them meet and transcend their other pains and trials.


5.
... meet and work together?   BB xviii, Foreword to Second Edition   Display entire Foreword to Second Edition
The test that it faced was this: Could these large numbers of erstwhile erratic alcoholics successfully meet and work together?

6.
... meet any emergency.   12&12 p.70, Step Seven
Without it, they cannot live to much useful purpose, or, in adversity, be able to summon the faith that can meet any emergency.

7.
... meet conditions, whatever they were.   12&12 p.47, Step Four
It never occurred to us that we needed to change ourselves to meet conditions, whatever they were.


8.
... meet frequently so that newcomers may find ...   BB p.15, Bill's Story   Go to page 15 in the Big Book
We meet frequently so that newcomers may find the fellowship they seek.


9.
... meet God alone than with one who ...   BB p.63, How It Works   Go to page 63 in the Big Book
But it is better to meet God alone than with one who might misunderstand.

10.
... meet life's responsibilities with his own resources, ...   12&12 p.43, Step Four
This weak one, failing to meet life's responsibilities with his own resources, never grows up.


11.
... meet my problems as He would have ...   BB p.13, Bill's Story   Go to page 13 in the Big Book
I was to sit quietly when in doubt, asking only for direction and strength to meet my problems as He would have me.

12.
... meet other difficulties of life.   12&12 p.16, Foreword
Many people, nonalcoholics, report that as a result of the practice of A.A.'s Twelve Steps, they have been able to meet other difficulties of life.

13.
... meet our incessant demands.   12&12 p.53, Step Four
If we lean too heavily on people, they will sooner or later fail us, for they are human, too, and cannot possibly meet our incessant demands.

14.
... meet our newly recognized responsibilities to the ...   12&12 p.112, Step Twelve
Can we meet our newly recognized responsibilities to the world at large?


15.
... meet some of us as you trudge ...   BB p.164, A Vision For You   Go to page 164 in the Big Book
We shall be with you in the Fellowship of the Spirit, and you will surely meet some of us as you trudge the Road of Happy Destiny.


16.
... meet such conditions.   BB p.97, Working With Others   Go to page 97 in the Big Book
Occasionally you will have to meet such conditions.


17.
... meet; suppose we suggest how they may ...   BB p.123, The Family Afterward   Go to page 123 in the Big Book
Suppose we tell you some of the obstacles a family will meet; suppose we suggest how they may be avoided -- even converted to good use for others.

18.
... meet the acid test: how well does ...   12&12 p.37, Step Three
This brave philosophy, wherein each man plays God, sounds good in the speaking, but it still has to meet the acid test: how well does it actually work?

19.
... meet the most stubborn resistance or, worse ...   12&12 p.173, Tradition Nine
He and all like him who "view with alarm for the good of A.A." meet the most stubborn resistance or, worse still, laughter.


20.
... meet their needs.   BB p.20, There Is A Solution   Go to page 20 in the Big Book
Our very lives, as ex-problem drinkers, depend upon our constant thought of others and how we may help meet their needs.


21.
... meet them, still has an alcoholic mind; ...   BB p.101, Working With Others   Go to page 101 in the Big Book
An alcoholic who cannot meet them, still has an alcoholic mind; there is something the matter with his spiritual status.

22.
... meet these calamities which come to so ...   12&12 p.113, Step Twelve
Have we alcoholics in A.A. got, or can we get, the resources to meet these calamities which come to so many?


23.
... meet these conditions every day.   BB p.101, Working With Others   Go to page 101 in the Big Book
We meet these conditions every day.


24.
... meet these new friends in your own ...   BB p.152, A Vision For You   Go to page 152 in the Big Book
You are going to meet these new friends in your own community.


25.
... meet these responsibilities.   BB p.137, To Employers   Go to page 137 in the Big Book
Nearly every modern employer feels a moral responsibility for the well-being of his help, and he tries to meet these responsibilities.


26.
... meet upon the common ground of tolerance, ...   BB p.122, The Family Afterward   Go to page 122 in the Big Book
All members of the family should meet upon the common ground of tolerance, understanding and love.

27.
... meet us more than halfway on the ...   12&12 p.84, Step Nine
Even our severest and most justified critics will frequently meet us more than halfway on the first trial.


28.
... meet your friends.   BB p.114, To Wives   Go to page 114 in the Big Book
If your husband is a drinker, you probably worry over what other people are thinking and you hate to meet your friends.


Passages from the Big Book Alcoholics Anonymous and the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions are reprinted with permission of A.A. World Services, Inc.  The A.A. Preamble, copyright © The A.A. Grapevine, Inc., is reprinted with permission.  Permission to reprint does not in any way imply affiliation with or endorsement by either Alcoholics Anonymous or The A.A. Grapevine, Inc.

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