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The Twelve Traditions of NA. We keep what we have only with vigilance, and just as freedom for the individual comes from the Twelve Steps, so freedom for the group springs from our Traditions. As long as the ties that bind us together are stronger than those that would tear us apart, all will be well.
Twelve Step guides and step worksheets along with requests that we develop a standard set of guides for the NA Fellowship to use in working through the Twelve Steps. Fellowship demand propelled this project up the NA World Service Conference Literature Committee's priority
The Twelve Traditions of NA. Our common welfare should come first; personal recovery depends on NA unity. Our First Tradition concerns unity and our common welfare. One of the most important things about our new way of life is be-ing a part of a group of addicts seeking recovery.
NA Guide to the Twelve Traditions DRAFT OF INTRODUCTION AND TRADITION ONE Including Revisions from LSRSC Literature Committee Meeting October 2000 Tradition 1: Page 5 Why is communication so important to us as a Fellowship?99 100 Why is open-mindedness necessary to our common welfare?
The Twelve Traditions of NA. Our common welfare should come first; personal recovery depends on NA unity. For our group purpose there is but one ultimate authority—a loving God as He may express Himself in our group conscience. Our leaders are but trusted servants; they do not govern.
Guiding Principles: Putting Our New Traditions Workbook to Work. Session materials: Guiding Principles notes sheets x 3, Tradition Five handout, copies of Guiding Principles: The Spirit of Our Traditions, ground rules, facilitator’s instructions, Traditions and Concepts summary sheet.
The Twelve Traditions of NA are not negotiable. They are the guidelines that keep our Fellowship alive and free. By following these guidelines in our dealings with others, and society at large, we avoid many problems. That is not to say that our Traditions eliminate all problems.
