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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
REMEMBER occurs
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1.
... remember, and
repeat to ourselves, a particular ...
12&12 p.103,
Step Eleven
If at these
points our
emotional disturbance
happens to be
great, we
will more
surely keep our
balance,
provided we
remember, and
repeat to ourselves,
a
particular prayer or
phrase that has
appealed
to us in our
reading or
meditation.
2.
... remember having
several more that night and ...
BB p.41,
More About Alcoholism
I
remember having several more that
night and
plenty next morning.
3.
... remember he
did much to make them ...
BB p.127,
The Family Afterward
We
know there are
difficult wives and
families, but the
man who is
getting over
alcoholism must remember he did much to make them so.
4.
... remember his
coming to New York in ...
BB p.9,
Bill's Story
It was
years since I could
remember his
coming to New
York in that
condition.
5.
... remember how
something deep inside us kept ...
12&12 p.96,
Step Eleven
We well
remember how something
deep inside us
kept rebelling against the
idea of
bowing before any
God.
6.
... remember I
felt irritated that I had ...
BB p.36,
More About Alcoholism
I
remember I
felt irritated that I had to be a
salesman for a
concern I
once
owned.
7.
... remember, if
we have come to know ...
12&12 p.55,
Step Five
If we have
swept the
searchlight of
Step Four back and
forth over our
careers, and it has
revealed in
stark relief those
experiences
we'd rather not
remember, if we have
come to
know how
wrong thinking and
action have
hurt us and others,
then the
need to
quit living by ourselves with those
tormenting ghosts of
yesterday gets more
urgent
than ever.
8.
Remember it
was agreed at the beginning ...
BB p.76,
Into Action
Remember it was
agreed at
the
beginning we would go to any
lengths for
victory over
alcohol.
9.
... remember that
alcoholics are not the only ...
12&12 p.78,
Step Eight
Let's
remember that
alcoholics are not the only
ones bedeviled by
sick emotions.
10.
... remember that
he is mainly to blame ...
BB p.127,
The Family Afterward
The
head of the
house ought
to
remember that he is
mainly to
blame for what
befell his
home.
11.
... remember that
he is very ill.
BB p.108,
To Wives
When he
angers you,
remember
that he is very
ill.
12.
... remember that
his drinking wrought all kinds ...
BB p.127,
The Family Afterward
Let them
remember that his
drinking wrought all
kinds of
damage that may take
long to
repair.
13.
... remember that
inventory-taking is not always done ...
12&12 p.93,
Step Ten
This is a
good place to
remember that
inventory-
taking is not always done in
red
ink.
14.
... remember that
meditation is in reality intensely ...
12&12 p.101,
Step Eleven
And let's always
remember that
meditation is in
reality
intensely practical.
15.
... remember that
ten or twenty years of ...
BB p.83,
Into Action
We
must remember that
ten or
twenty years of
drunkenness
would make a
skeptic out of anyone.
16.
... remember that
though God has wrought miracles ...
BB p.133,
The Family Afterward
Try to
remember that though
God has
wrought miracles among us, we should
never belittle a
good doctor or
psychiatrist.
17.
... remember that
we cannot buy our own ...
12&12 p.84,
Step Nine
While we may be quite
willing to
reveal the very
worst, we
must be
sure to
remember that we cannot
buy our
own peace of
mind at the
expense of others.
18.
Remember that
we deal with alcohol -- cunning, ...
BB p.58,
How It Works
19.
... remember that
your real reliance is always ...
BB p.164,
A Vision For You
God will
determine that,
so you
must remember that your
real reliance is always
upon Him.
20.
... remember the
shock I received when a ...
BB p.140,
To Employers
21.
Remember they
are very ill.
BB p.89,
Working With Others
Remember they are very
ill.
22.
... remember when
father was romantic, thoughtful and ...
BB p.123,
The Family Afterward
23.
... remember, when
they are impatient, the blessed ...
BB p.100,
Working With Others
Ask them to
remember, when they
are
impatient, the
blessed fact of his
sobriety.
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