Tradition 4 Alcoholics Anonymous Explained | Autonomy & Responsibility

Can AA groups do whatever they want? 🤔 Tradition 4 of Alcoholics Anonymous grants autonomy to AA meetings, but there’s a big catch—groups must not take actions that could harm other groups or AA as a whole.

In this video, we break down Tradition 4 AA, explaining:
✅ What Tradition 4 actually says (short form & long form)
✅ The balance between autonomy & responsibility
✅ Why AA meetings must protect the common welfare
✅ How the General Service Board & regional committees fit in
✅ Real-world examples of groups violating Tradition 4

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🔗 Related Videos & Resources:
👉 The 12 Traditions of AA Explained – https://youtu.be/xxrwfbs5B5s
👉 The 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous – https://youtu.be/_FjuMHDnx8I

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