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8-La resolución que siempre fracasa. (La opinión del médico.
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9-No es solo control mental. (La opinión del médico.)
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10- No distinguir entre lo verdadero y lo falso. (La opinión del médico)
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11- El alcohólico que se cree la excepción. (La opinión del médico)
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12-El ciclo del remordimiento. (La opinión del médico.)
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13- La ilusión de beber de otra manera. (La opinión del médico)
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14- El cambio psíquico completo. (La opinión del médico)
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15- Cimentar la vida en un Poder superior. (La opinión del médico)
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16- De la desesperación a la rendición. (La opinión del médico.)
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17- Una vida rehecha, no solo una bebida abandonada. (La opinión del médico.)
19:25
18- Un alcohólico ayudando a otro. (La opinión del médico.)
19:10
19 El movimiento altruista. (La opinión del médico.)
18:48
20- La recuperación que se conserva al compartirla. (La opinión del médico.)
19:06
21- El consejo bien intencionado no basta. ( La opinión del médico.)
21:18
22- La mente nublada necesita claridad. (La opinión del médico.)
20:59
23- La familia frente a una enfermedad que no entiende. (La opinión del médico.)
20:46
24- De irremediable a recuperado. (La opinión del médico.)
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25- El hombre que creyó que podía solo. (La historia de Bill.
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26- El precio de querer demostrar quién eres. (La historia de Bill.)
18:25
27- Los sueños de un hombre brillante. (La historia de Bill.
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28- Cuando el éxito alimenta el autoengaño. (La historia de Bill.)
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29- La caída de un hombre brillante. (La historia de Bill.)
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30- La ilusión de tener el control. (La historia de Bill.)
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31- El orgullo que rechaza la ayuda. (La historia de Bill.)
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33- El hombre que ya no podía cumplir sus promesas.
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34- Cuando el conocimiento no basta. (La historia de Bill.)
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36- La derrota del hombre invencible. (La historia de Bill.)
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39- La derrota que abrió la puerta al cambio. (La historia de Bill.)
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43- ¿Que vio Bill en Ebby que cambió su vida? (La historia de Bill.
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45- La esperanza comienza cuando ves a alguien cambiar de verdad. (La historia de Bill.)
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46- Una nueva manera de entender a Dios. (La historia de Bill.)
47- ¿Porque Dios habría de interesarse en alguien como yo?
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51- La voluntad no era tu verdadero problema. (La historia de Bill.)
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52- Bill’s Spiritual Awakening. (Bill’s Story.)
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53- ¿Por qué el sufrimiento no cambia a todas las personas? (La historia de Bill)
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54- La diferencia entre emoción y espiritualidad. (La historia de Bill.
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57- Del control al servicio. (La historia de Bill.)
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59- Cuando una vida comienza de nuevo. (La historia de Bill.)
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62- ¿Sirves para ayudar o para sentirte importante? (La historia de Bill.)
1- The body was also sick. (~ Big Book ~)
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2-La opinión del médico. (La primera copa despierta el deseo imperioso)
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3-La opinión del médico. (~ abstinencia completa ~)
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4-Capaz en todo, vencido ante el alcohol. (~ La opinión del médico ~)
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5-El alcohólico no es un bebedor común. (~ La opinión del médico. ~)
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6-Cuando la voluntad no alcanza. (~ La opinión del médico ~)
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130- ¿Qué es realmente el alcoholismo?
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131- ¿Qué es realmente Alcohólicos Anónimos?
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161- ¿Porque vuelvo a beber si juré que nunca más?
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172- El precio de querer demostrar que puedes con todo.
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181- Incapacidad para manejar emociones sin beber.
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182-Cuando tu propia mente empieza a darte permiso.
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183- Ansiedad después de dejar el alcohol.
189- Comunicación basada en gritos y acusaciones.
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190- Cuando la sobriedad se siente extraña después de vivir en el caos.
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193- Cuando sentirte bien te hace bajar la guardia.
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195- Lo que realmente ocurre durante una laguna mental.
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197-La familia que miente para esconder el alcoholismo.
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198- Separación o divorcio durante la recuperación.
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200- Sentirte una mala persona no repara el daño que causaste.
19:02
202- Can someone who doesn't believe in God recover?
204- Cuando tus hijos crecen en un mundo diferente al tuyo.
21:25
205- Depression, Emptiness, and Loss of Purpose.
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229- Sincerity: wanting to recover without going all in.
17:15
230- Old ideas: you want a new life with the same old habits.
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232- Primera copa: sigues negociando con lo que te derrotó.
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Viejas ideas: la comodidad que todavía te controla.
2:32
Moral inventory: looking at everyone but yourself.
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Step Four: Fear Is Also Running Your Life
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Fifth Tradition: Primary Purpose, why does the group really exist?
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Fifth Tradition: Functioning is not the same as fulfilling the purpose.
21:28
238- Why can't La Viña sustain itself financially?
2:43
Why can't La Viña sustain itself?
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240- Second Tradition: speaking with confidence doesn't mean being right.
2:41
Second Tradition: Being confident doesn't make you right.
2:46
Your years of sobriety don't make you infallible.
2:38
Lots of service, little humility.
2:45
Step Seven: You feign humility, but you can't stand being contradicted.
2:51
Character Defects: When You Think Your Experience Gives You Rank
2:23
Step Seven: You preach humility, but you can't stand being challenged.
Your years of sobriety don't give you the right to boss people around.
Character defects: you've been sober for years, but you can't stand learning from the newcomer.
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241- Just for today: pushing through anxiety without giving in to it.
2:39
Character Defects: It burns you when the newcomer is right.
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242- Moral inventory: everyone is to blame except me.
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Moral inventory: pointing fingers at everyone, hiding yourself.
Moral inventory: you tell everything, except what you did.
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243- Character defects: the armor that saved you now leaves you alone
Step Four: Hiding your mistake so you don't give them the satisfaction.
2:24
Moral inventory: telling the truth that suits you.
2:16
Moral Inventory: Your mistakes disappear when you tell the story.
22:05
244- Fear: You need to win to feel worthy.
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Fear: You need to win to feel worthy.
Fellowship: When Others' Recognition Triggers Our Insecurity
2:55
Moral inventory: When improving isn't enough and you need to outperform others.
20:56
245- Sound judgment: putting down the bottle doesn’t fix all your choices
2:50
Fear: When others' achievements make yours feel small.
Fear: Bill W. also knew the weight of his defeats.
24:33
246- Despertar espiritual: cuando esperas sentir algo que nunca llega.
2:15
Step Two: Putting down the glass doesn't fix all your decisions.
Sanity: Believing you no longer make mistakes is another mistake.
2:20
Sound judgment: asking for advice doesn't absolve you of responsibility.
The First Drink: You Knew the Damage and Thought You Could Handle It.
Moral inventory: you confused your suspicion with the truth.
2:14
Moral inventory: you turned a suspicion into resentment.
Step Two: asking for help and rejecting what makes you uncomfortable.
Moral Inventory: You sought someone to justify you.
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Autosuficiencia: por creer que sabes, dejas de aprender.
Spiritual Awakening: You’re waiting to feel it, but you're missing how you live.
Spiritual Awakening: You wait for signs and overlook your changes.
2:56
Alcoholics Anonymous: When helping becomes a way to control
18:39
247- Slips and Human Nature: Dr. William Duncan Silkworth
2:37
Sobriety: When doing well starts making you lower your guard
Relapse: Nothing happened, so you justified it
Character Defects: Stop Blaming Alcoholism for Everything
16:40
248- Moral inventory: Why do others' flaws comfort you?
Moral Inventory: Other People's Flaws Are Your Excuse
Sobriety: Sober for years and now you think you're untouchable
Moral inventory: you’ve got plenty of reasons to avoid admitting your mistakes.
Sobriety: Don't Disguise Your Insecurity as Humility
Sobriety: Have you been sober for years and can no longer stand being corrected?
2:34
Sobriety: Using your years of sobriety to justify your arrogance
Character defects: even humility can inflate the ego
Character Flaws: Literature Doesn't Give You Status
Character flaws: using the program to be right
First Tradition: Pointing fingers at others also breaks unity
2:42
Moral inventory: Don’t confuse relief with malice.
Seventh Tradition: When money buys silence.
17:50
249- Sobriety: Your family needs actions, not A.A. talk
1:46
Sobriety: You preach principles, but at home you make excuses.
Moral inventory: you own up to them in public, but defend them at home.
2:19
Sobriety: You can be right and still be irresponsible.
2:27
Sobriety: Serving the group while failing your family.
2:28
Service: you deliver in AA, you fail at home.
Sobriety: You preach tolerance, but you can't stand being contradicted.
25:06
250- Serenity: A Small Delay Reveals Your Impatience.
Character flaws: That's just how I am
Acceptance: I offend you, you practice the program.
Moral inventory: You preach, but you don't know how to listen.
Humility: Admit You Messed Up Without Hiding Behind Excuses.
Sobriety: You Are Not Owed Trust.
Sobriety: Your actions speak louder than words.
19:30
251- Principles, not personalities: convenience-based principles.
2:13
Serenity: it disappears after five minutes of waiting.
Serenity: as long as no one disagrees with you.
Character Defects: When Favoritism Masquerades as Principle
21:21
252- Dry Drunk (Dr. José Antonio Elizondo)
2:08
Serenity: You demand justice, but end up dishing out abuse.
2:52
Moral inventory: Setting boundaries without condemning anyone.
19:53
253- Emotional entanglement: confusing intensity with love. (Living Sober)
2:21
Moral inventory: stop justifying your actions with other people's mistakes.
24:36
254- Ego and Surrender. (Dr. Harry M. Tiebout — 1954)
Moral inventory: when reason accommodates.
22:47
255- Step Eleven: You pray in crisis and forget in calm.
2:30
Dry drunk: You put down the bottle, but the mess remains.
Moral inventory: you justify your friends, you judge the others.
2:33
Living Sober: When Your Relationship Starts Taking Over Everything
2:53
Second Tradition: When the votes are already rigged
Living sober: feeling afraid doesn't make you weak.
23:47
256- Relapse: The signs you ignore.
Emotional relapse: struggling doesn't mean you're going to drink again.
