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


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1.
... yourself."   12&12 p.139, Tradition Three
So you're an A.A. member the minute you declare yourself."

2.
... yourself?'   12&12 p.152, Tradition Five
"Still dubious, he demanded, 'Do you really mean the only reason you are here is to try and help me and to help yourself?'


3.
... yourself.   BB p.31, More About Alcoholism   Go to page 31 in the Big Book
We do not like to pronounce any individual as alcoholic, but you can quickly diagnose yourself.


4.
... yourself.   BB p.71, How It Works   Go to page 71 in the Big Book
That being so you have swallowed and digested some big chunks of truth about yourself.


5.
... yourself.   BB p.119, To Wives   Go to page 119 in the Big Book
It will do little good if you point that out and urge more attention for yourself.


6.
... yourself.   BB p.120, To Wives   Go to page 120 in the Big Book
If he gets drunk, don't blame yourself.


7.
... yourself.   BB p.163, A Vision For You   Go to page 163 in the Big Book
You forget that you have just now tapped a source of power much greater than yourself.


8.
... yourself about it.   BB p.32, More About Alcoholism   Go to page 32 in the Big Book
It will not take long for you to decide, if you are honest with yourself about it.


9.
... yourself and they will be reflected back ...   BB p.118, To Wives   Go to page 118 in the Big Book
Show him these things in yourself and they will be reflected back to you from him.


10.
... yourself and you think everyone is talking ...   BB p.114, To Wives   Go to page 114 in the Big Book
You draw more and more into yourself and you think everyone is talking about conditions at your home.

11.
... yourself and your problems and how you ...   12&12 p.153, Tradition Five
But from what you've told me about yourself and your problems and how you propose to lick them, I think I know what's wrong.'


12.
... yourself as an alcoholic.   BB p.91, Working With Others   Go to page 91 in the Big Book
When he sees you know all about the drinking game, commence to describe yourself as an alcoholic.


13.
... yourself, he is just beginning his development.   BB p.118, To Wives   Go to page 118 in the Big Book
The chances are he will not for, like yourself, he is just beginning his development.


14.
... yourself: "I'm jittery and alone.   BB p.163, A Vision For You   Go to page 163 in the Big Book
You are saying to yourself: "I'm jittery and alone.


15.
... yourself in his place.   BB p.111, To Wives   Go to page 111 in the Big Book
Attempt instead, to put yourself in his place.


16.
... yourself in his place, to see how ...   BB p.90, Working With Others   Go to page 90 in the Big Book
You need this information to put yourself in his place, to see how you would like him to approach you if the tables were turned.

17.
... yourself in; nobody can keep you out.   12&12 p.139, Tradition Three
You can declare yourself in; nobody can keep you out.


18.
... yourself of those who cannot or will ...   BB p.148, To Employers   Go to page 148 in the Big Book
At the same time you will feel no reluctance to rid yourself of those who cannot or will not stop.


19.
... yourself on each occasion, "Have I any ...   BB p.101, Working With Others   Go to page 101 in the Big Book
Therefore, ask yourself on each occasion, "Have I any good social, business, or personal reason for going to this place?


20.
... yourself that others may survive and rediscover ...   BB p.153, A Vision For You   Go to page 153 in the Big Book
Then you will know what it means to give of yourself that others may survive and rediscover life.


21.
... yourself that your man wants to recover ...   BB p.142, To Employers   Go to page 142 in the Big Book
After satisfying yourself that your man wants to recover and that he will go to any extreme to do so, you may suggest a definite course of action.


22.
... yourself, then, if you wish, you can ...   BB p.55, We Agnostics   Go to page 55 in the Big Book
If our testimony helps sweep away prejudice, enables you to think honestly, encourages you to search diligently within yourself, then, if you wish, you can join us on the Broad Highway.


23.
... yourself to God as you understand God.   BB p.164, A Vision For You   Go to page 164 in the Big Book
Abandon yourself to God as you understand God.

24.
... yourself too damn seriously."   12&12 p.149, Tradition Four
Once the card was unfolded, a single pungent sentence leaped to the eye: "Don't take yourself too damn seriously."


25.
... yourself upon him.   BB p.90, Working With Others   Go to page 90 in the Big Book
If he does not want to see you, never force yourself upon him.


26.
... yourself what they mean to you.   BB p.47, We Agnostics   Go to page 47 in the Big Book
Do not let any prejudice you may have against spiritual terms deter you from honestly asking yourself what they mean to you.


27.
... yourself when he doesn't go too far.   BB p.110, To Wives   Go to page 110 in the Big Book
Perhaps you enjoy drinking with him yourself when he doesn't go too far.


28.
... yourself which will solve your problem.   BB p.45, We Agnostics   Go to page 45 in the Big Book
Its main object is to enable you to find a Power greater than yourself which will solve your problem.


29.
... yourself why it is that all of ...   BB p.20, There Is A Solution   Go to page 20 in the Big Book
You may already have asked yourself why it is that all of us became so very ill from drinking.

30.
... yourself with such deep questions as whether ...   12&12 p.26, Step Two
Just resign from the debating society and quit bothering yourself with such deep questions as whether it was the hen or the egg that came first.


31.
... yourself, you can give him much practical ...   BB p.96, Working With Others   Go to page 96 in the Big Book
Having had the experience yourself, you can give him much practical advice.


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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