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The 12 Step Questions Mash-Up
Written By Rich C.
Is my life unmanageable? Am I powerless over marijuana?
Who is God? Who is my Higher Power? Do I now believe or am I open to believing?
Can I turn my will and my life over to the care of this God, that I do not truly understand?
Can I take a hard look at myself?
Can I talk to my sponsor and my Higher Power about my life?
Am I really ready to have all my character defects removed?
Am I willing to ask?
Who do I need to make amends to?
Am I willing to make those amends?
Can I continue to take a hard look at myself on a daily basis?
Can I stop for a moment and pray or meditate?
Am I willing to practice these principles and help others?
If I answered yes to ALL of these questions I have taken the 12 Steps!
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