twelve steps and twelve traditions

As for the number of people in the Twelve Clans, there was no unanimous answer. Some of the documents mentioned that there were 12 masters in the 12 caves, and one master in total, totaling 13 people. The other documents mentioned that there might be 13 people in the 12 caves, and one of the positions was empty. There were also some documents that mentioned that the Twelve Clans might have more members, including the Holy Children and the Holy Maidens. As the search results provided did not give a clear answer, I am unable to determine how many members there are in the Twelve Clans.

Power acquisition is likely a common theme. Since it's about twelve steps to omnipotence, the journey of a character towards gaining ultimate power would be prominent.

The Twelve Beauties of Jinling were Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai, Jia Yuanchun, Jia Tanchun, Shi Xiangyun, Miaoyu, Jia Yingchun, Jia Xichun, Wang Xifeng, Jia Qiaojie, Li Wan, and Qin Keqing.

The corresponding flowers in January were plum blossoms, February were apricot blossoms, March were peach blossoms, April were peony flowers, May were pomegranate flowers, June were lotus flowers, July were sunflower flowers, August were osmanthus flowers, September were chrysanthemum flowers, October were hibiscus flowers, November were camelia flowers, and December were plum flowers.

The 'Codependents Guide to the Twelve Steps New Stories' may serve as a valuable tool for self - discovery and growth. It could start by explaining what codependency really is in a contemporary context. Then, as it delves into the twelve steps, it might use new stories to illustrate each step more vividly. For instance, in the step of admitting powerlessness, it could share a story about someone realizing they can't control their partner's actions no matter how hard they try. This guide may also offer new ways to build healthy boundaries, which is crucial for codependents. It might suggest practical exercises or thought - provoking questions based on the new stories related to each step.

The Twelve Beauties of Jinling in Dream of the Red Chamber included Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai, Jia Yuanchun, Jia Tanchun, Shi Xiangyun, Miaoyu, Jia Yingchun, Jia Xichun, Wang Xifeng, Jia Qiaojie, Li Wan, and Qin Keqing. The twelve hairpins in Jinling included Xiang Ling, Ping Er, Xue Baoqin, Xing Xiuyan, Baochan, Jiao Xing, Second Sister You, Third Sister You, Rui Zhu, Bao Zhu, Li Wen, and Li Qi. As for the twelve pairs of hairpins in Jinling, they included Qingwen, Xiren, Jin Chuer, Amber, Suyun, Zijuan, Caixia, Sheyue, Cuimo, Cuilu, Yuanyang and Siqi.

The guardians of the twelve zodiac animals were: - Mouse: Thousand-armed Guan Yin Bodhisattva - Bull: Bodhisattva in the Void - Tiger: Hidden Bodhisattva in the Void - Rabbit: Manjushri - Dragon: Samantabhadra Bodhisattva - Snake: Samantabhadra Bodhisattva - Ma: The Great Bodhisattva - Ram: Vairocana - Monkey: Maha-Vairocana - Rooster: Unmovable Bodhisattva - Dog: Amitabha - Pig: Amitabha In traditional Chinese culture, these guardians were regarded as good gods who blessed the twelve zodiac signs, giving people happiness, peace, and smooth blessings. Each zodiac has a corresponding guardian god, and these guardian gods play an important role in Buddhism. Patronuses were not worn casually, but were determined by the zodiac of the individual.

The copies of the Twelve Beauties of Jinling included Xiang Ling, Ping Er, Xue Baoqin, Third Sister You, Second Sister You, Xing Xiuyan, Li Wen, Li Qi, and others. These people's identities were between the young ladies and the maids. Their status in the story was second only to the twelve beauties of Jinling. In addition, the characters in the second book included Qingwen, Xiren, Zijuan, Yuanyang, Siqi, Jinchuan, etc. However, the specific rankings and character introductions might differ according to the different versions of 'Dream of the Red Chamber'.

The twelve women of Ning Yi's son-in-law were Su Taner, Nie Yunzhu, Yuan Jiner, Xiao Chan, Juan 'er, Li Shishi, Lu Hongti, Zhou Pei, Lou Shuwan, Xiao Chan, Liu Xiaxia, and Lu Hong.

The twelve women of Ning Yi's son-in-law were Su Taner, Nie Yunzhu, Yuan Jiner, Xiaochan, Juan 'er, Li Shishi, Lu Hong, Zhou Pei, Lou Shuwan, Xiaochan, Liu Xiaxia, and Liu Hong. The endings of these women weren't completely explained, but according to the information provided, Lou Shuwan relied on selling her body to survive. Nie Yunzhu gave birth to a child for Ning Yi, and Su Taner, as his wife, didn't feel good. The ending of the other women was not mentioned.