AA Twelve Traditions and Principles Reference
This file contains details about Tradition One from the Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous. It includes notes, questions for group inventory, personal checklist, and a glossary. It provides an overview of the principle of unity and how it applies to AA members.
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This section provides guidelines on how to effectively fill out the group inventory and personal checklist related to Tradition One from the Twelve Traditions. Follow the questions and prompts to evaluate your group's unity and adherence to AA principles. Ensure you answer honestly and reflect on how you can improve.
How to fill out the AA Twelve Traditions and Principles Reference?
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Read through Tradition One and the associated notes.
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Answer the group inventory questions provided.
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Reflect on the personal checklist questions.
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Review the glossary for any unfamiliar terms.
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Discuss your answers with your AA group or sponsor.
Who needs the AA Twelve Traditions and Principles Reference?
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AA group members who want to evaluate their group's unity.
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Individuals seeking to understand and apply Tradition One.
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Sponsors guiding new members through the Twelve Traditions.
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AA groups organizing inventory sessions.
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Members looking to reflect on their personal adherence to AA principles.
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What are the instructions for submitting this form?
To submit this form, complete the group inventory questions and personal checklist provided. Ensure all sections are filled out accurately. Email the completed form to your AA group or sponsor, or print it out and bring it to your next meeting. If you prefer online submission, use our PDF editor to fill out and save the document, then upload it to your AA group's designated platform or email it directly.
What is the purpose of this form?
The purpose of this form is to help AA members and groups evaluate their unity and adherence to Tradition One. Tradition One emphasizes the importance of putting the common welfare first. By answering the questions and completing the checklists, users can identify areas for improvement and work together towards a stronger, more united group.
Tell me about this form and its components and fields line-by-line.
- 1. Group Inventory Questions: A set of questions to help groups evaluate their adherence to Tradition One and foster unity.
- 2. Personal Checklist: A list of reflective questions for individual members to assess their behavior and attitudes.
- 3. Glossary: Definitions of key terms and concepts related to Tradition One.
What happens if I fail to submit this form?
If you fail to submit this form, you may miss out on valuable insights into your group's unity and personal growth within AA.
- Missed Evaluation: You won't have the opportunity to assess your group's adherence to Tradition One.
- Lack of Reflection: You may miss out on important self-reflection and personal growth.
- Unaddressed Issues: Potential issues within the group may go unaddressed, affecting unity and progress.
How do I know when to use this form?
- 1. Group Inventory Sessions: Use during scheduled inventory sessions to assess group unity.
- 2. Personal Reflection: Use for individual self-reflection on adherence to AA principles.
- 3. Sponsor Guidance: Sponsors can use this form to guide new members through Tradition One.
- 4. Group Discussions: Facilitate group discussions on unity and common welfare.
- 5. Annual Reviews: Conduct annual reviews to ensure continuous improvement and adherence to Tradition One.
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What is the purpose of this file?
This file helps AA members and groups evaluate their unity and adherence to Tradition One of the Twelve Traditions.
Who should use this file?
AA group members, sponsors, and individuals seeking to understand and apply Tradition One.
How do I fill out the group inventory questions?
Answer the questions honestly and reflect on your group's unity and adherence to AA principles. Discuss your answers with your group.
What is included in the personal checklist?
The personal checklist includes questions for self-reflection on your behavior and attitudes as an AA member.
What is the principle behind Tradition One?
The principle behind Tradition One is unity, which involves conforming to AA principles and fostering a sense of togetherness.
What should I do after filling out the file?
After filling out the file, discuss your answers with your AA group or sponsor to identify areas for improvement.
How do I use the glossary provided in the file?
Refer to the glossary to understand any unfamiliar terms or concepts mentioned in the file.
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