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Aug 12, · That is what the authors of the Big Book and millions before you did. To personalize the step for your study and action in the here and now, however, you may wish to . the information the authors of the book, Alcoholics Anonymous, intended to impart to each of us based on their experience and knowledge of alcoholism and their Program of Recovery. It can . shortened as each team chooses. When the study is completed, each member will have read through chapter seven of the book Alcoholics Anonymous including the Preface and . Outline the program of action (recovery recipe), explaining how you made a self-appraisal, how you straightened out your past and why you are now endeavouring to be helpful to them (newcomers). It is important for them (newcomers) to realize that your attempt to pass this on to them plays a vital part in your recovery. Directions for taking Step 12 are listed on page 89, paragraph 1, lines When ready ask Sponsee, “Will you try to carry this message to alcoholics, and to practice these principles in all your affairs?”. The purpose of this Study Guide is to enable the student to understand the information the authors of the book, Alcoholics Anonymous, intended to impart to each of us based on their experience and knowledge of alcoholism and their Program of Recovery. It can be used by an individual or by a group. Directions for taking Step 12 are listed on page 89, paragraph 1, lines When ready ask Sponsee, “Will you try to carry this message to alcoholics, and to practice these principles in all your affairs?”. The purpose of this Study Guide is to enable the student to understand the information the authors of the book, Alcoholics Anonymous, intended to impart to each of us based on their experience and knowledge of alcoholism and their Program of Recovery. It can be used by an individual or by a group. this Study Guide presents “A SPIRITUAL VIEW BEYOND THE LIMITS OF TRADITIONAL RELIGION” by Ken W. as - “a member of Alcoholics Anonymous” (see Forward to First Edition) FORMAT REVISED AS OF JULY
