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In the world of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Rule 62 is a legendary bit of wisdom that simply says: “Don’t take yourself too damn seriously.” It originated from a humorous and humbling story: a group...
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🎉 Step 13 (Unofficial, but undeniably essential): Laughed at ourselves, embraced the weird, danced when no one asked us to—and remembered that healing doesn’t have to be boring. “We stopped doomsc...
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Atheists often adapt the traditional 12 Steps to align with a secular worldview, focusing on personal growth, community support, and behavioral change rather than religious faith. Here's how they...
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Step 1: a whisper in the mind, A spark that stirs the heart to find A path not paved, a truth unknown, A seed of wonder gently sown. Step 1: no maps, no grand design, Just courage in the crooked...
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🧭 Step 1 of Recovery: The Principle of Honesty The first step in many recovery programs, especially the 12-step model like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), is: “We admitted we were powerless over [our...
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1. Admitted we were addicted to alcohol – that our lives had become unmanageable. 2. Came to believe that a power greater than ourselves could help us to become empowered. 3. Made a decision to let...
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Dr. Gabor Maté has a nuanced relationship with the 12 Steps. He deeply respects the healing potential of programs like Alcoholics Anonymous, especially their emphasis on connection, compassion, and...
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Let’s dig deeper into how personal responsibility plays out in both Jordan Peterson’s philosophy and the 12-Step recovery model—they approach it from different angles, but both treat it as a corner...
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Tony Robbins doesn’t follow the traditional “12-step” model like the one used in addiction recovery programs, but he does offer a powerful framework of 12 steps for personal transformation that’s...
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🌈 Bill Wilson, LSD, and the Spiritual Shortcut Believe it or not, Bill Wilson, co-founder of AA, experimented with LSD in the 1950s—after he’d been sober for over 20 years. He believed psychedelics...
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🔄 Ayahuasca and the Twelve Steps: A Surprising Synergy While AA’s Twelve Steps emphasize surrender, spiritual connection, and personal inventory, ayahuasca ceremonies often lead participants through...
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🌅 Morning Rituals: Set the Tone Intention setting: Before you touch your phone, take 2 minutes to ask, “What do I want to feel today?” or “What’s one thing I can do to heal?” Two-Way Prayer: Revive...
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Alcoholic Addicts Anonymous (AAA) is a compassionate, peer-led community dedicated to helping individuals who struggle with alcohol and dry drug dependency find support, healing, and lasting recovery.
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Alcoholic Addicts Anonymous We are Alcoholic Addicts Anonymous—a fellowship of individuals who share a common solution to our struggles with alcohol and addiction. Our primary purpose is to stay free...
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Alcoholic Addicts Anonymous (AAA) is a compassionate, peer-led community dedicated to helping individuals who struggle with alcohol and addiction dependency find support, healing, and lasting...
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Convincing someone of a higher power isn’t about winning a debate—it’s more like planting a seed that might grow over time. Belief is deeply personal, often shaped by experience, culture, and inner...
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🛠️ Concept 1 – Responsibility Rests With Us.“The final responsibility and ultimate authority for Alcoholic Addicts Anonymous world services should always reside in the collective conscience of our entire fellowship.”.
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