In AA step 8 is, “Made a list of all people we have harmed and became willing to make amends to them all.” What scares
Category: 12-Steps
12 step programs work by connecting you to a power greater than yourself that, supposedly, stops whatever behavior you went into the program to stop.
In AA, step 7 is closely aligned with step 6. They’re very similar. In AA, step 7 says, “Humbly asked him to remove our shortcomings.”
In AA, step 6 is one of most misunderstood and misinterpreted of the 12 steps. Step 6 in Alcoholics Anonymous reads, “Were entirely ready to
Almost everyone in the world has directly experienced—or had a friend or family member who has dealt with—one of the many different types of addictions
In AA, step 5 is often looked at as one of the hardest steps that exists. Why? Because the 5th step in AA is confession—and
I went to my first Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in 1993, and one of the first things I remember is that they had coffee for just
When it comes to meditation, Japa Meditation is what I turn to again and again. How many times have I gone to a 12 step
The 12 steps without god — can it be done? It’s a question I’ve asked myself on numerous occasions, the main reason for which is
How do you get sober? As someone who has struggled with substance abuse, this is a question that I have probably asked a hundred times.