The Twelve
Traditions and Public Information
Our experience has
taught us that a working knowledge of our Traditions is a must in
public information service work. Our recovery and our lives depend
upon Narcotics Anonymous and NA cannot survive outside the guidance
and principles of our Traditions and Concepts. We owe it to
ourselves to thoroughly understand their basic principles before we
begin active public information work. Many PI subcommittees take the
time to study the Traditions and Concepts and how they apply to PI
work on an ongoing basis. One procedure which has worked for many
committees is to read one of the Twelve Traditions or Concepts at
the beginning of a meeting, and then have a brief discussion about
it.
On the following pages are short
essays on each Tradition as they apply to PI service.
Tradition
1 • Tradition 2 • Tradition
3 • Tradition 4 • Tradition
5 •
Tradition 6 • Tradition
7 • Tradition 8 • Tradition
9 • Tradition 10 •
Tradition 11 • Tradition
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Navigation Note:
You can read all the pages from Tradition 1 thru Tradition
12 by clicking on the "Next" hyper link at the bottom of the
page for each Tradition. |
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