Posts Tagged ‘step 2’
Saturday – Ep: 191 – We Agnostics – Pages 52-3 – The bedevilments – What a life based on self sufficiency looks like! My ideas did not work – But the God idea did!
Saturday – Ep: 190 – We Agnostics – Step 2 – Change Your Mind! The Process to Change – Columbus! Pages 48-51
Saturday – Ep: 185 – We Agnostics – Step 2 – Pages 47-49 – Faced with Alcoholic Destruction we became openminded regarding spiritual matters – Alcohol was the great persuader it be us into a state of reasonableness
Saturday – Ep: 184 We Agnostics – Step 2 – Pages 45-7 – The second step question in the book Alcoholics Anonymous
Saturday – Ep: 183 – We Agnostics – Step 2 – Pages 44-45 – What makes me an alcoholic? What are the 2 alternatives every alcoholic must face? What is my dilemma? Who solves my problem?
Saturday – Ep: 165 – Bill’s Story – Pages 11-13 – Bill W opens his mind and enters the fourth dimension of existence! He takes the steps in towns hospital! Powerful!
Wednesdays – Ep: 104 – Into Action – Pages 76 and 88 – Faith without works is dead – Part 2 – How do I go from belief to faith? What does faith mean to me today? See also thought no. 52
Saturdays – Ep: 132 – Recovery from Alcoholism – The 12 steps – A review of the 12 Steps -How to go from conscious separation to conscious conscious – See thoughts on recovery 74-77 and pdf recovery from alcoholism under resources experiencethebigbook.org – Part 2
Saturday – Ep: 130 – Big Book Goals – Row of Dominoes on how we change – Arch to freedom – Bridge from reason to faith – Self will vs God’s will – The process of spiritual growth – Part 3
see handouts under thoughts on recovery – arch to freedom – shortcomings to change – self will vs God’s will – process to change and principles of the steps
Read MoreSaturday – Ep: 129 – Big Book Goals – Disease concept of Alcoholism – Road map to a decision – How meetings brought recovery – The dominoes of recovery – Part 2
see handouts under resources on recovery – disease concept of alcoholism – road chart to decision – dominoes of recovery – shortcomings to change
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