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PART II. STEPS by the BIG BOOK
SESSION 8 THROUGH SESSION 12
STEP 4
FOCUS MEDITATIONS / PRAYERS
RESENTMENT MEDITATION / PRAYER:
“We asked God[of our understanding] to help us show them the same tolerance, pity, and patience that we would cheerfully grant a sick friend.
“When a person offended we said to ourselves, ‘This is a sick man. How can I be helpful to him?
“God save me from being angry. Thy will be done.’” (67: 0)
FEAR MEDITATION / PRAYER:
“We let Him[Higher Power of our understanding] demonstrate, through us, what He can do.
“We ask Him to remove our fear and direct our attention to what He would have us be.
“At once, we commence to outgrow fear.” (68: 3)
“RELATIONSHIPS INCLUDING SEX” MEDITATION / PRAYER:
“We asked God[of our understanding] to mold our ideals and help us to live up to them.” (69: 2)
“In meditation, we ask God what we should do about each specific matter.” (69: 3)
“We let God be the final judge.” (70: 0)
STEP 4 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES CHECKLIST
Also STEP 10 DAILY WRITTEN INVENTORY
(Optional) In June 1946, The A.A. Grapevine published an article describing an assets and liabilities checklist, such as Dr. Bob and many of the A.A. pioneers used to take newcomers through the Steps. See also “He Sold Himself Short,” (263: 0, 1, 2)
A.A. Grapevine Volume 3 Issue 1 June 1946
“Daily Moral Inventory Mail Call for All A.A.s at Home Or Abroad
“Enclosed you will find a little card … to make that moral inventory with regularity. “Mark W. Jackson, Mississippi
“My Daily Moral Inventory [Day________] Month_________ Year________
“Check Results DAILY in Proper Column
“LIABILITIES Watch for – "ASSETS Strive for -
-Self pity -Self forgetfulness
-Self justification -Humility
-Self importance -Modesty
-Self condemnation -Self valuation
-Dishonesty -Honesty
-Impatience -Patience
-Hate -Love
-Resentment -Forgiveness
-False Pride -Simplicity
-Jealousy -Trust
-Envy -Generosity
-Laziness -Activity
-Procrastination -Promptness
-Insincerity -Straightforwardness
-Negative thinking -Positive thinking
-Vulgar, immoral, trashy thinking -High-minded, spiritual, clean thinking
-Criticizing -Look for the good
-Eliminate the negative
-Accentuate the positive.
“CHECK THE SCORE EVERY NIGHT – TRY TO GET THE SLATE CLEAN”
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