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You remember that one of the great promises of recovery is that you will be provided for as you walk along the path of the twelve steps. The fearful mind calms and the mind full of Faith in the program emerges.
You remember that you are enough as you are and that nothing can prove otherwise, other than your own admission that you are less than who you really are.
When you remember who you really are, you surround yourself with loving people. You bask in the fellowship of Love and no longer accept or tolerate abuse and hate.
You pull back from judging others and instead keep your eyes on Love and purifying your own desires and intentions.
You line up your thoughts with Love and then the actions and the fruits of Love naturally follow. You let go of the need to control and let The higher power fill in the gaps, because The Power of the program is intelligent and knows what you need even more than you do.
When you remember who you really are, you Love yourself and your Creator enough to take care of your body with healthy foods, exercise, meditation and breath. You Love your mind enough to not let it run the show, and instead make time for meditation to calm it down so your Love and Spirit shine through.
When you remember who you are, you embrace challenge and catastrophe with acceptance rather than disdain. You know that with the Light comes the Dark and that both are needed in the dance of Life.
When you remember who you are, you are attractive to those who believe what you believe. You don't see rejection as bad, but rather as a sorting device keeping unhealthy matches away from you. You naturally and effortlessly find Love because you already embody It.
When you remember who you are, life ceases to become difficult and transforms into an adventure you can't wait to take.
When you remember who you are, you live your life following your Heart so that when you get to the end, you say: "What a ride!" instead of wondering, "What if I had...?"
Remember who you are today and all this and more will be fulfilled in the promises of recovery.
You remember that one of the great promises of recovery is that you will be provided for as you walk along the path of the twelve steps. The fearful mind calms and the mind full of Faith in the program emerges.
You remember that you are enough as you are and that nothing can prove otherwise, other than your own admission that you are less than who you really are.
When you remember who you really are, you surround yourself with loving people. You bask in the fellowship of Love and no longer accept or tolerate abuse and hate.
You pull back from judging others and instead keep your eyes on Love and purifying your own desires and intentions.
You line up your thoughts with Love and then the actions and the fruits of Love naturally follow. You let go of the need to control and let The higher power fill in the gaps, because The Power of the program is intelligent and knows what you need even more than you do.
When you remember who you really are, you Love yourself and your Creator enough to take care of your body with healthy foods, exercise, meditation and breath. You Love your mind enough to not let it run the show, and instead make time for meditation to calm it down so your Love and Spirit shine through.
When you remember who you are, you embrace challenge and catastrophe with acceptance rather than disdain. You know that with the Light comes the Dark and that both are needed in the dance of Life.
When you remember who you are, you are attractive to those who believe what you believe. You don't see rejection as bad, but rather as a sorting device keeping unhealthy matches away from you. You naturally and effortlessly find Love because you already embody It.
When you remember who you are, life ceases to become difficult and transforms into an adventure you can't wait to take.
When you remember who you are, you live your life following your Heart so that when you get to the end, you say: "What a ride!" instead of wondering, "What if I had...?"
Remember who you are today and all this and more will be fulfilled in the promises of recovery.
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