Big Book
The third step prayer removes us from this.
What is the bondage of self?
what was the first treatment center in the world, founded by bill wilson and Marty Mann in 1939?
High Watch Recovery Center
In this step we ask for a removal.
What is step 7?
Tradition that unifies and protects Alcoholics Anonymous.
What is Tradition One?
What was the main reason that bill drank, when he came back from the war?
He felt lonely
Spiritual experience appendix begins on this page.
What is pg 567?
This hotel is where Bill made the famous phone call that allowed him to meet Bob.
What is the Mayflower?
This step asks us to admit to three different entities.
This tradition reminds us to never go into business or lend the AA name.
What is Tradition 6?
Page 97 helping others......if need be.
quote the phrase as is...
“Helping others is the foundation stone of your recovery. A kindly act once in a while isn't enough. You have to act the Good Samaritan every day, if need be”
Through our experience strength and hope we share in a general way...
What is what WE used to be like what happened and WE are like today?
Step 10 advises that we continue to watch for what?
4 main things we need to look out for....
selfishness, dishonesty, resentment, fear
In this step we agree that either God is everything or God is nothing.
What is step 2?
Tradition that allows us to hire special workers.
What is Tradition 8?
What is the 'baffling' feature about Alcohol?
As closely explained, word for word in the big book.
this utter inability to leave it alone, no matter how great the necessity or the wish
The professional golfer that Bill attempted to over take.
Who is Walter Hagan?
Bill W. was homeless for 2 years in sobriety? True or False?
True
This step asks us to review our day when we retire.
What is step 11?
what is the 3th tradition?
The only requirment for memebership is a desire to stop driking.
In there is a solution, they speak about three types of drinkers?
Social drinker
Hard drinker
Real alcoholic
According to the forward of the Big Book, what percentage of alcoholics who came to A.A. achieved total sobriety?
50% got sober and stayed that way. 25% sobered up after some relapses. Among the remainder, those who stayed on with A.A. showed improvement.
What does Alcoholics Anonymous state to be its "spiritual foundation"
A.God
B.Sobriety
C.Anonymity
D.Spirituality
"Anonymity is the spiritual foundation of all our traditions, ever reminding us to place principles before personalities." This is a quote from the "twelve tradition"s in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, and is the "twelfth tradition".
This step asks us to prepare to correct our past.
What is step 8?
which tradition speaks about personal recovery depends on AA unity?
Tradition 1
The big book speaks about our personal adventures before and after? what are the three Pertinent ideas?