โซ i seek a POWER TO FUEL MY RECOVERY, that can help me grow spiritually. โซ
Posted: Fri, Feb 14, 2014 07:37:52 AM
amazingly, i still retain my critical thinking skills. as this set of steps revealed, a strong sense of irony and yes even cynicism. and that is okay as well. as i get more and more days, i am amazed at how different i have become, despite my apparent lack of desire, way back when, today i am still doing this gig. despite my reluctance to embrace anything, today the program as written and passed down to me, through my sponsor lineage, is something i cling to dearly. foremost in this way of life, was me coming to accept that when the word “GOD” is used, it is not necessarily referring to the s Supreme Being, that i was brought up to love and fear, at least not for me. i have railed about the short-sightedness of other fellowships and the openness of mine when i comes to this issue, and although the reading says a borrowed concept, it also goes on to say will not work for very long. in plain language in black and white, there is the conscience of the addicts who compiled this particular piece of literature. i could go on, about what has worked for me, but i do have to get rolling on out of the house, to take care of a smoldering ember after a figurative fire last night. life is good and yes i do owe it to the POWER that fuels my recovery, because that POWER is what keeps me clean, today, and for that i am grateful.
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