📖 Big Book Basics
👣 The 12 Steps
🤝 The 12 Traditions
💡 Recovery Principles
Words to Live By
100
This chapter contains the phrase "Rarely have we seen a person fail..."
How It Works
100
This Step asks us to admit we were powerless over alcohol.
Step 1
100
This Tradition states that our common welfare should come first.
Tradition 1
100
What is the principle that corresponds to Step 12?
Service/Action
100
“Bring the body and the mind will follow”
200
This chapter contains the stories of AA's co-founders meeting for the first time.
Bill's Story
200
This Step involves making a searching and fearless moral inventory.
Step 4
200
This Tradition says the only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.
Tradition 3
200
What step does the principle "Hope" correspond to?
Two
200
An advisory to surround oneself with people who have solid, stable sobriety and are actively working the steps.
"Stick with the Winners"
300
This chapter explains how members work with others to stay sober.
Working With Others
300
This Step asks us to become willing to have our defects of character removed.
Step 6
300
This Tradition states that AA has no opinion on outside issues.
Tradition 10
300
What step does the principle "Brotherly Love" correspond to?
Eight
300
"Keep Your Side of the Street Clean"
400
This Step includes making direct amends wherever possible.
Step 9
400
This Step encourages continued personal inventory and prompt admission of wrongs.
Step 10
400
This Tradition reminds us that anonymity is the spiritual foundation of all our traditions.
Tradition 12
400
What is the principle that corresponds to Step 6?
Willingness
400
unscramble
"FIATCSA"
3 words
"Act As If"
500
In The Doctor’s Opinion, Dr. Silkworth describes alcoholism as an allergy of the body and this type of obsession.
obsession of the mind
500
This Step carries the message and practices the principles in all affairs.
Step 12
500
This Tradition states every AA group ought to be fully self-supporting.
Tradition 7
500
What step does the principle Justice/responsibility correspond to?
nine
500
An emphasis on the absolute necessity of rigorous honesty with a sponsor or a group to prevent shame from fueling a relapse.
"We are Only as Sick as our Secrets"