From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... mighty beginning,
and he senses that he ...
12&12 p.109,
Step Twelve
His own character may still be gravely defective, but he somehow
knows that God has enabled him to make a mighty beginning, and he senses that he stands at the
edge of new mysteries, joys, and experiences of which he had never even dreamed.
2.
... mighty effort
is less peace and less ...
12&12 p.37,
Step Three
3.
... mighty glad
you fellows got over your ...
BB p.148,
To Employers
4.
... mighty happy
life.'
12&12 p.152,
Tradition Five
5.
... mighty purpose
and rhythm underlay all.
BB p.10,
Bill's Story
6.
... mighty sick
man.
BB p.147,
To Employers
7.
... mighty sore
about it.
12&12 p.162,
Tradition Seven
8.
... mighty urge
is the root of great ...
12&12 p.117,
Step Twelve
This mighty urge is the root of great human accomplishments, a creative energy that deeply influences our lives.
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