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Step Two Introduction - soloadmin - 04-14-2025 Revised Step 2 "We came to believe that aid and guidance from inspirational Source(s) of our own understanding, combined with evidence-based strategies and peer support, could lead to lasting recovery." ? Meaning and Breakdown This revision reinterprets AA’s original Step 2: "Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity." Let’s break it down: ✅ "We came to believe..." - Belief is a journey, not a requirement. - You don’t need to have certainty — just openness. How to do it: Stay curious. Let hope in, even if it’s small or uncertain. ✅ "...that aid and guidance from inspirational Source(s) of our own understanding..." - You define what "inspiration" means: nature, spirit, higher self, love, science, ancestors — anything that uplifts and guides you. How to do it: Ask: What gives me strength? What do I trust when I’m in pain? ✅ "...combined with evidence-based strategies and peer support..." - You don’t have to choose between science and spirituality — use both. - Therapy, mutual aid, and tools grounded in real-world results are part of recovery. How to do it: Seek out groups, resources, and approaches that resonate with you and are proven to help. ✅ "...could lead to lasting recovery." - No promises — just possibility. - You’re building a foundation of trust in something greater than your addiction. How to do it: Visualize a future where you’re free. Let that vision guide you. ? How to Practice This Step
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❤️ Final Thought This step invites you to rediscover hope. It’s not about instant faith — it’s about starting to believe recovery is possible. Whether your Source is divine, earthly, or internal, it can guide you back to wholeness. Just begin. |