|
12 Steps
Click here to download full 12-step program (pdf file).
- We admit that we need help from family, friends and
community to cure our addiction to fossil fuels, and that
millions if not billions of lives across the world have
become difficult or unbearable because of our addiction.
- We rely on faith and a power greater than ourselves to
restore us to sanity and compassion, whatever we may call
that power - God, Nature, Sun or any of a thousand names
for spiritual unfolding and fulfilling lives.
- We take a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves.
- We admit to the higher power, to ourselves, and to another
human being the exact nature of our wrongs.
- We do not insulate ourselves from the pain of the world
with our hyperactivity, drugs and alcohol, or compulsive
overconsumption, and we begin to let go.
- We acknowledge that our work is for the world, in the
world, affecting the world - it is our choice whether it is
for good or for ill.
- We serve others of this and future generations, and in so
doing we serve our true selves.
- We list all of the harms we have caused by our indulgence
in excess, overconsumption and fossil fuel addiction, and
become willing to make amends for them all.
- We make direct amends by our actions wherever possible.
- We continue to take personal inventory, and when we are
wrong promptly admit it.
- Through prayer or meditation we seek to improve our
conscious contact with benign and compassionate forces of
the universe, and the strength to carry out our mission of
living in harmony with the Earth and its creatures.
- We share our awakening with carbon addicts everywhere,
and practice these principles in all of our affairs, including
transformation of the political and economic arenas of
which we are a part.
Carbonaholics Anonymous is a project of
the Center for Democracy and the Constitution
12 Locust Avenue
Lexington, MA 02421
Call us at: (781) 674-2339
Or write to:
toohot {a-t} carbonaholics [dot] org
Carbonaholics Anonymous website
and written material ⰰ7 by
the Center for Democracy and the Constitution
All rights reserved
|
|
|