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131- ¿Qué es realmente Alcohólicos Anónimos?
Libro Grande 360
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146- La fortaleza del espíritu a través del servicio.
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212 - AA Service: You think you're indispensable
LIVE
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247- Slips and Human Nature: Dr. William Duncan Silkworth
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Relapse: Nothing happened, so you justified it
2:26
Character Defects: Stop Blaming Alcoholism for Everything
2:31
Moral Inventory: Other People's Flaws Are Your Excuse
2:38
Moral inventory: you’ve got plenty of reasons to avoid admitting your mistakes.
2:46
Sobriety: Don't Disguise Your Insecurity as Humility
2:49
Character defects: even humility can inflate the ego
Character Flaws: Literature Doesn't Give You Status
Character flaws: using the program to be right
2:39
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.
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249- Sobriety: Your family needs actions, not A.A. talk
2:24
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.
Moral inventory: You preach, but you don't know how to listen.
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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.
1:50
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)
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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.
2:53
Second Tradition: When the votes are already rigged
