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"You cannot make yourself feel something you do not feel, but you can make yourself do right in spite of your feelings."
~ Pearl S. Buck ~
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Sobriety Reflection Questions
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Quiet
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Belief
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Prudence
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Readiness
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"The one who removes a mountain begins by carrying away small stones"
~ Chinese Proverb ~
Life will always overwhelm from time to time. Sometimes by our own fault......sometimes not. Overwhelm is overwhelm regardless of who or what may cause it.…
I'm Grateful Today Because ...
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In quiet reflection and acceptance for all others, I can check my ego, add humility, and find peace and serenity.
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With belief in a Higher Power and working the steps, I can find a growing experience bringing me closer to spiritual principles, Peace of mind, and the Faith that is sure to follow.
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I can live my life with prudence through the spiritual tools this program of recovery and Gods will provides for me. Wise and cautious decision making and conduct with foresight, mindfulness, discretion, integrity, to govern myself by reason to achieve good outcomes.
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I feel a spiritual readiness for responsibility to my sobriety, the consequences of my past acts, and responsibility for the well-being of others I love, and those still suffering.
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The Promises are realized. Without shame or guilt of my past, no matter how far down the scale I have gone, I can see how my experience can benefit others. I feel useful once again.
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I can pause whenever agitated or disturbed. I can ask my higher power for guidance and the right thing to do, do it as a reflection of Gods will for me, then move forward knowing my higher power is always with me.
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I feel renewed. There’s hope, there’s calm, with no regrets or fears. I’m grateful for this program and the spirit of a renewed life.
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I’m growing. I’ve accepted the fact that I need help. I’m grateful today because there’s a spirit I can feel and even see in my fellows, this program and within my higher power.
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Humility helps me more each day. When I practice humility each moment of each day, I find acceptance for life’s terms, acceptance of others, I know I’m not unique and feel connected to all others in a meaningful way.
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With tolerance I find acceptance of others as they are and I can “live and let live”
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Sarah
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"The only thing that one really knows about human nature is that it changes. Change is the one quality we can predicate of it. The systems that fail are those that rely on the permanency of human nature, and not on its growth and development."
- Oscar Wilde
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