We let go of self-will. This means we no longer try to force outcomes by bullying and manipulating other people, but do the spade work and then wait to see what the outcome is.

We let go of self-will. This means we no longer try to force outcomes by bullying and manipulating other people, but do the spade work and then wait to see what the outcome is. It is usually different from the one we had thought would be best for us and often better than what we had envisaged.
We made a moral inventory of ourselves and set out to improve our behaviour. We made amends for past wrongs. We sought to improve our spiritual awareness and to help others. Eventually the habit of misbehaving is broken and we realise we are different people from the problematics we once were.  



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