second round

S

100

this step says as we begin to believe that there is hope for us, we also begin to trust the process of recovery.

what is step 2 (pg 17)

200

this step states that in order to experience serenity, we must begin to alter the self-defeating patterns that have prevailed in our lives

step 4 (pg 45)

300

this step says that we need to participate in our own lives, we can't just sit back and expect God to do everything

step 3 ( pg 31)

400

through working this step we will address the obsession the compulsion the denial and what many have termed a "spiritual void"

step 1 (pg 6)

500

working this step we find that the patterns of behavior established early in life are what we've carried with us up to the present 

step 4 (pg 42)

T

100

this step states that the need for our own sense of spirituality is too vital to our recovery for us to neglect

step 2 (pg22)

200

in this step we take stock of our assets and liabilities

step 4 (pg 38)

300

this step says...for the most part our perceptions were not based in reality

what is step 2 (pg18)

400

this step states that humility and open-mindedness make us teachable 

step 2 (pg23)

500

this step states that our future hinges on our willingness to grow spiritually

step 1 (15)

E

100

each time we are fearful we can turn to this step and find the means to walk through our fear without resorting to our old ways

step 3

200

this step says that our only hope for recovery is a profound emotional and spiritual change

step 1 (pg10)

300

this step is a turning point in our recovery. it is a time for deep personal reflection

step 4 ( pg 37)

400

this step says that the disease of addiction can manifest itself in a variety of mental obsessions and compulsive actions that have nothing to do with drugs

step 1(pg14)

500

this step doesn't free us from having to take action, but it does liberate us from excessive worry about the results

step 3

P

100

which step says that it requires that we move away from our self will

step 3 (pg26)

200

...despite evidence of the contrary, we felt that we were in control, we ignored or didn't believe the truths that were staring us in the face

step 2 (pg18)

300

in this step we begin to practice the spiritual principal of honesty by admitting the truth about our drug use

step 1 (pg9)

400

....most of us agree that restoration means changing to a point where addiction and its accompanying insanity are not controlling our lives. it also states that being restored to sanity is a lifelong process

step 2 (pg19)

500

denial is a part of our disease that makes it difficult, if not impossible, for us to acknowledge our reality

step 1 (pg 7)

S

100

in this step we need to change how we perceive the world and alter our role in it, we need to change our attitude

step 4 ( pg 37)

200

this step is our commitment to our own emotional, physical, and spiritual well being

step 3 (pg27)

300

this step states that practicing a better way of life by living according to spiritual principles will eventually have an effect on our thinking

step 2 

400

in this step we put our belief in a higher power into action

step 3 (pg26)

500

this step says that recovery is a process of discovery

step 3 (pg 33)