In your Recovery Tome, write out each of the questions and answer them fully one at a time:

1. [+] Now that I have recognized addiction as my adversary, do I recognize that I need to make changes in my life?
2. [+] Is seeking justice for myself against this adversary a necessary pursuit?
3. [+] Do I know people within my community that have found strength in adopting a new way of life?
4. [+] What qualities do I see in these people that may have helped them with adopting a new way of life?
5. [+] Is it possible that I too could find strength by adopting a new way of life?
6. [+] Am I suffering from depression and fear?
7. [+] What are my qualities and strengths that I am proud of?
8. [+] In other areas of my life, have I exhibited behaviors that if repurposed could serve me now?
9. [+] Could some of these behaviors related to addiction be a misdirection of a positive impulse?
10. [+] Can I redirect the power within myself that I have at times misdirected?
11. [+] Can I connect to the empowerment that I see within my community?
12. [+] Am I willing to adopt a new way of life that strives towards self-care and empowerment?
13. [+] What would stability and self-empowerment look like in my life?
14. [+] What could this new life look like? Use your imagination to visualize. Do not limit yourself to what could be possible.
15. [+] What does every new life need in it?

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