Catalyst of change.
My past and the realizations of harms done are the greatest catalysts for change in me. Regular inventories of my beliefs, thoughts, feelings, actions, and
My past and the realizations of harms done are the greatest catalysts for change in me. Regular inventories of my beliefs, thoughts, feelings, actions, and
I am reminded how every moment can be a do over. The readings suggested that each day we get to start anew, I suggest we
I am reminded how my rebellion against anything new or outside of my belief system created arrogance. In my rebellion I learned nothing and believed
I used to have hatred and anger hidden behind a friendly face. I used to silently judge others for not meeting my unspoken expectations. I
I am reminded how I get to be the builder of my life. I have tried building a life through my ego and it crumbled
I am reminded that my happiness depends on me and the path I choose to take. Prior to my sobriety I lived a particular lifestyle
I am reminded how the egoic reactions served a purpose and when those lessons were learned the old reactions will take a back seat to
I have a past behavior of tearing down people, places, things, institutions, and principalities. After I got sober, I discovered how I had been living
I used to believe in some far away reward for being good and following all their rules. I used to think that I could buy
I am reminded that perfect freedom comes from doing God’s will. I used to believe that the church I was a part of was telling