From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... tomorrow.
12&12 p.121,
Step Twelve
2.
... tomorrow's challenges
can be met as they ...
12&12 p.89,
Step Ten
When our inventory is carefully taken, and we
have made peace with ourselves, the conviction follows that
tomorrow's challenges
can be met as they come.
3.
... tomorrow, making,
of course, any amends still ...
12&12 p.94,
Step Ten
Here we need only recognize that we did act or
think badly, try to visualize how we might
have done better, and resolve with God's help to carry these lessons over into tomorrow, making, of course, any amends still neglected.
4.
... tomorrow or
the hereafter.
BB p.63,
How It Works
As we felt new power flow in, as we enjoyed peace of mind, as we discovered we
could face life successfully, as we became conscious of His presence, we began to lose our fear of today, tomorrow or the hereafter.
5.
Tomorrow was
another day.
BB p.4,
Bill's Story
6.
... tomorrow, we
certainly need to eliminate these ...
12&12 p.88,
Step Ten
7.
... tomorrow will
be the permanent assets we ...
12&12 p.95,
Step Ten
An honest regret for harms done, a genuine gratitude for blessings received, and
a willingness to try for
better things tomorrow will be the permanent assets we shall seek.
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