Together We Work 12 Steps in our Quest for Serenity
We admitted we were powerless over our emotions — that our lives had become unmanageable. Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity. Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him. Having completed the first three steps, we continue to work the remaining twelve steps together, sharing our recovery, along the way.
We hear in 12 step fellowships that “Recovery is a three legged stool: principles, fellowship, and Higher Power. If one of the legs is broken, […]
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Being of Service is an important part of our fellowship. It not only helps others – but it helps ourselves. And It’s never to soon
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My highest priority today is emotional sobriety. My pathway there is to commit to respond rationally to interactions and situations rather than react emotionally. I
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I continue to work a 12 step program which freed me from depression nearly 10 years ago. Still I have found myself under extra stress
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Deciding and working the twelve steps of recovery can appear daunting at times, like climbing a steep mountain. But remembering the twelve promises can remind
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Today, before I have an emotional outburst, I have an opportunity to pause, feel, examine, and give a chance for the agitation to actually subside.
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Today I am only responsible for my actions. No one else is responsible for my actions. And I am not responsible for the actions of
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https://emotionsanonymous.org Emotions Anonymous is the primary inspiration for our fellowship. Content and links can be found below.
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https://aa.org Alcoholics Anonymous is the grandfather of all 12 step programs. Their resources, especially the Big Book of AA, are invaluable supplements to any 12
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The AAGRAPEVINE is “The International Journal of Alcoholics Anonymous”. It includes AA members telling their stories full of inspiration and support.
