Three Legacies of AA: Unity, Service, & Recovery.
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Taken together, the 12 Steps, 12 Traditions and 12 Concepts embody what are known as the Three Legacies of Alcoholics Anonymous: Recovery, Unity and Service.
”So the solution to our Alcoholism is found in the Three legacies – Recovery, Unity, Service – given to the whole membership of AA by its co—founders (Bill W. and Dr. Bob) and their fellow old-timers. Each legacy has 12 guiding Spiritual principles for a total of 36 guiding principles.”
Brief descriptionThe Three Sides of the Triangle
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- Khaos WolfKat added a new discussion topic Service Keeps Us Sober!!
- Khaos WolfKat added a new discussion topic Recovery for the WIn!
- Khaos WolfKat added a new discussion topic Unity in the Fellowship!
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- Service offers us the opportunity to implement our primary purpose ”to carry the message to the alcoholic who still suffers” Service in AA is based in the 12 spiritual principles known as the 12 Concepts, which are found in the General Service...
- Service offers us the opportunity to implement our primary purpose ”to carry the message to the alcoholic who still suffers” Service in AA is based in the 12 spiritual principles known as the 12 Concepts, which are found in the General Service...
- Recovery has given us a second chance to find happiness and freedom; to live useful and productive lives. The 12 steps and the Big Book are known as Recovery and are the entire foundation of the program. Bill W.’s words in the forward of the book...
- Unity has provided us with a fellowship made up of people who share our own common problem; who give us the love and support necessary to maintain our sobriety. AA’s 12 Traditions present the principles which support the unity of the AA fellowship...
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