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  • I thankfully pledge another day of sobriety
  • The spirituality found in the quality of my relationships with others will inspire me in my pledge to live another 24 hours in recovery.
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    "It is unwise to be too sure of one's own wisdom. It is healthy to be reminded that the strongest might weaken and the wisest might err."
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  • I find spirituality is alive in me when I reflect on the quality of my relationships with others. I’m grateful for that spiritual connection when meditating on the meaningful relationships I’m blessed to have. Then, I smile!😊
  • I will continue to put my recovery first. I will continue to take personal inventory throughout my day and ask for guidance. I will not be complacent in this. I will persevere.
  • Regardless of what life brings my way today, I’ll continue to be grateful. Nothing happens in Gods world by mistake, and I can find growth by my mistakes. Progress is to be found through an attitude of gratitude. Come what may, I’ll be OK!
  • I can reject making comparisons and identify with others, all living things, and my Higher Power. In doing so, I reject resentment and find forgiveness, I reject selfishness and find humility, I reject self-will and find the truth within myself.
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      Loving finding these in the gratitude sidebar every day. Helpful to me. Thanks!
  • I can listen actively today. It’s the sharing of others experiences and emotions that help me grow in understanding and identification without comparison.
  • I can find a greater spiritual vision today. It’s with an open-minded attitude, the quality of my relationships with myself, others, all living things and my higher power are in a better place.
  • Grateful for seeing light at the end of the tunnel of my overwhelming house projects. Very good problems to have indeed. Recovery changes the quality of our problems so drastically.
  • I have a whole new outlook on life. With hope, willingness and perseverance, the best is yet to come.
  • I can place dependence on God’s guidance first.
    To trust God first in all I do this day, praying only for knowledge of his will for me, I’ll stay sober, I’ll be a channel for his grace, and I’ll find peace.
    http://first.To/
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