From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... rightly.
12&12 p.32,
Step Two
2.
... rightly.
12&12 p.40,
Step Three
3.
Rightly and
naturally, we think well before ...
BB p.74,
Into Action
Rightly and naturally, we
think well before we choose the person or persons with whom
to take this intimate and
confidential step.
4.
... rightly control
our inner lives and guarantee ...
12&12 p.37,
Step Three
We are certain that our intelligence, backed by
willpower, can rightly control our inner lives and guarantee us success in the world we live in.
5.
... rightly declare
that his trust had been ...
12&12 p.185,
Tradition Twelve
6.
... rightly imagined
that they would some day ...
BB p.2,
Bill's Story
7.
... rightly loath
to tell alcoholic patients the ...
BB p.92,
Working With Others
Doctors are rightly loath to tell alcoholic patients the
whole story unless it will serve some good purpose.
8.
... rightly relate
ourselves to Him.
12&12 p.33,
Step Two
True humility and an open mind can lead us to faith, and every A.A. meeting is an assurance
that God will restore us to sanity if we
rightly relate ourselves to Him.
9.
... rightly so,
that many problems besides alcohol ...
12&12 p.40,
Step Three
They have become persuaded, and rightly so,
that many problems besides alcohol will not yield to a headlong assault powered by the individual alone.
10.
... rightly with
God by ourselves are twofold.
12&12 p.59,
Step Five
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