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| Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: England
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| Should I move onto step two
please help I am without sponsorship. i really do feel like i have put alot of work into step one and i am now ready to move onto step too - however i am scared i have left something uncovered
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| Forum Leader Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Dallas, Ga. USA
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I'm sorry to see you are still having difficulties finding a sponsor. Welcome back to SR.... ![]() Yes...I do think Step 2 can be done without a sponsor. For me....it was about re-connecting to my God. Many of us keep Step 1 close by daily and you can too. Best of luck.....
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Step 1 is all about conceding to your innermost self. There are many ways to get there, but the end result is the same. A no reservation surrender. Part of that surrender for me was knowing that I could not do this alone, that I needed help. So getting a sponsor was fundamental to that surrender for me. My first trip through the steps was somewhat self-guided. I worked closely with a sponsor and did what he directed, but at some level, I decided when I moved on to the next step. Actually, god decided. I kept having these moments of clarity, or something in the book would resonant and come alive for me. SO, when my head in heart was IN step 3, that's when I was doing step 3, and so forth. Just kept finding myself directed on a particular step. |
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