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. • AA SLOGANS • 4 ABSOLUTES --- HONESTY - PURITY -UNSELFISHNESS - LOVE • FAIR USE: • For educational purposes only. • Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. • Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. • Fair Use Definition • Fair use is a doctrine in United States copyright law that allows limited use of copyrighted material without requiring permission from the rights holders, such as commentary, criticism, news reporting, research, teaching or scholarship. • It provides for the legal, non-licensed citation or incorporation of copyrighted material in another author’s work under a four-factor balancing test. • PLEASE NOTE: ALL NAMES, TRADEMARKS AND IMAGES ARE COPYRIGHT THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS. • • • • These pages are neither endorsed nor approved by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. • https://www.aa.org/ • • Alcoholics Anonymous, “Big Book” pdf • https://www.aa.org/the-big-book • Alcoholics Anonymous, “Big Book” audio • https://www.aa.org/resources/media?te... • • • • STEP 1 • We admitted we were • powerless over alcohol - that • our lives had become • unmanageable. • • STEP 2 • Came to believe that a Power • greater than ourselves could • restore us to sanity • • STEP 3 • Made a decision to turn our • will and our lives over to the • care of God as we understood • Him. • • STEP 4 • Made a searching and fearless • moral inventory of ourselves. • • STEP 5 • Admitted to God, to ourselves, • and to another human being • the exact nature of our wrongs. • • STEP 6 • Were entirely ready to have • God remove all these defects • of character. • • STEP 7 • Humbly asked Him to remove • our shortcomings. • • STEP 8 • Made a list of all persons we • had harmed, and became • willing to make amends to • them all. • • STEP 9 • Made direct amends to such • people wherever possible, • except when to do so would • injure them or others. • • STEP 10 • Continued to take personal • inventory and when we were • wrong promptly admitted it. • • STEP 11 • Sought through prayer and • meditation to improve our • conscious contact with God as • we understood Him, praying • only for knowledge of • His will for us and the power • to carry that out. • • STEP 12 • Having had a spiritual • awakening as the result of • these steps, we tried to • carry this message to • alcoholics, and to practice • these principles in all • our affairs. • • • SURRENDER • SHARING • AMENDS • GUIDANCE • HONESTY • PURITY • UNSELFISHNESS • LOVE • TRUST GOD • CLEAN HOUSE • HELP OTHERS • • Alcoholics Anonymous, • Chapter 5, • How it works, • AA, • Dr Bob, • Bill W, • Big Book, • 12 Steps, • RECOVERED, • Powerless, • 1st Step Experience, • Craving, • Desire, • Real Alcoholic, • Easy Does It, • 4 Absolutes, • Honesty, • Purity, • Unselfishness, • Love, • Keep Coming Back, • Clarence Snyder, • AA Cleveland, • Akron Ohio, • Founders', • Serenity, • Amazing Grace, • The Doctor's Opinion, • Dr Silkworth, • drunk, • sober, • How it works, • Big Book, • 12 Steps, • 1st Step Experience, • Alcoholic, • Easy Does it, • Absolutes, • aa meetings, • sobriety, • aa speaker, • oxford group, • miracle, • peace, • serenity, • fellowship, • • • • • .

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