Aberration: straying from the right or normal way
Abnormal: not natural
Acceptance: the fact of receiving gladly, taking willingly
Admitted: acknowledged, confessed
Agnostic: a person who believes that God is unknown and probably unknowable
Alcoholism: compulsive us of alcoholic drinks
Allergy: an abnormal reaction to a food or chemical substance
Altruistic: concern for the welfare of others as opposed to egoism or selfishness
Amends: the correction of injuries or mistakes
Anonymity: the quality or state of being anonymous
Anonymous: giving no name, marked by lack of individuality or personality
Apology: an admission of error or discourtesy accompanied by an expression of regret
Atheist: a person who believes there is no God
Avocation: a subordinate occupation pursued in addition to one's vocation especially for enjoyment
Baffle: confuse, bewilder
Believe: accept as true or real
Cocksureness: overconfidence
Constitutionally: of or proceeding from the basic structure or nature of a person or thing
Dishonest: lacking truth
Dishonesty: lies, deceitfulness
Dry: not showing or communicating, warmth, enthusiasm or tender
feeling
Ego: self-esteem
Ego-centric: thinking or acting with the view that one's self is the center
Egoism: valuing everything only in reference to one's personal interest
Egotistical: devoted to one's own interest and advancements
Emotion: a feeling
Faith: firm belief in something for which there is no proof, complete confidence; trust
Fellowship: a group of people with the same interests or experiences
Foreboding: a dark sense of impending evil; an evil omen
Fourth dimension: something outside ordinary experience
Good Samaritan: one ready and generous in helping those in distress; Luke 10:30-37
Honest: free from fraud or deception
Honesty: fairness and straight forwardness of conduct
Humble: not proud, arrogant, or assertive
Humbling: lowered in pride, importance or dignity
Humbly: lacking pride, aware of one's shortcomings
Humiliated: lowered in pride, dignity or status; disgraced
Humility: freedom from pride or arrogance
Illusion: something that misleads or deceives
Insanity: not whole of mind
Insidious: harmful but enticing; treacherous; seductive
Ism: abnormal state or condition resulting from excess of a (specified) thing (alcoholism)
Love: concern
Meditation: serious contemplation or reflection, listening for directions
Mental twist: unexplainable thinking
Miracle: divine intervention in human affairs
Moral: concerned with the principles of right and wrong behavior; correct and true; virtuous
Nature: the basis or essential characteristics of something
Obsession: a compulsive, often unreasonable idea or feeling
Phenomena: things known through the senses but not understood by the mind
Practical program of action: recovery steps 3 through 12
Prayer: any act or communication with God
Principle: a basic truth or law
Program: a plan of action taken toward a goal
Recovery: a return to a normal condition
Relapse: a return to a former condition after a change for the better
Sane: able to anticipate and appraise the effect of one's action
Sanity: whole or sound mind
Self: an individual's typical character or behavior
Self-appraisal: the act of determining the value of self
Self-centeredness: selfishness
Self-confidence: trust in oneself or one's abilities
Self-conscious: intensely aware of oneself
Self-delusion: tricking or lying to oneself
Self-esteem: satisfaction with oneself
Self-pity: dwelling on one's sorrows or misfortunes
Self-propulsion: propulsion by one's own power
Self-reliance: dependence upon one's own capabilities of judgement or resources
Self-seeking: pursuing only for oneself
Self-will: stubborn or willful adherence to one's own desires or ideas
Selfishness: concern chiefly or only with oneself
Serenity: total calmness, tranquility
Service: contributions to the welfare of others, a helpful act
Sixth sense: a power of perception like but not one of the five senses; a keen intuitive power
Spiritual: divine
Spiritual awakening: a hugh emotional displacement and rearrangement of ideas, emotions, and attitudes; a personality change which occurs slowly, gradually over time
Sponsor: a guide
Tradition: information, beliefs and customs handed down by each generation to the next
Will: strong desire
Will power: strong determination