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One thing I am sure of, the smarter the man is the more he needs
God to protect him from thinking he knows
everything. George Webb
Pima It relieved me
somewhat to learn that in alcoholics the will is amazingly weakened when
it comes to combating liquor, though it often remains strong in other
respects. My incredible behavior in the face of a desperate desire to stop
was explained. Understanding myself now, I fared forth in high hope. For
three or four months the goose hung high. I went to town regularly and
even made a little money. Surely this was the
answer--self-knowledge. But it was not,
for the frightful day came when I drank once
more. Big Book
pg. 7 Reprinted with permission
A.A.W.S. He had much knowledge about
himself as an alcoholic. Yet all reasons for not drinking were easily
pushed aside in favor of the foolish idea that he could take whiskey if
only he mixed it with milk! Big Book
pgs. 36 & 37 Reprinted with
permission A.A.W.S. But the actual or
potential alcoholic, with hardly an exception, will be absolutely unable to stop drinking on the
basis of self-knowledge. Big Book
pg. 39 Reprinted with
permission A.A.W.S. Great Mystery help us to remember we need your guidance.
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