~SPIRITUAL~ A DAY AT A TIME

RHONDA FROM KY
on 2/1/09 9:00 pm - ALEXANDRIA, KY
02-02 REFLECTION FOR THE DAY
Looking bak, I realize just how much of my life has been spent in dwelling upon the faults of others.  It provided much self-satisfaction, to be sure, but I see now just how subtle and actually perverse the process became.  After all was said and done, the net effect of dwelling on the so-called faults of others was self-granted permission to remain comfortably unaware of my OWN defects.  DO I STILL POINT MY FINGER AT OTHERS AND THUS SELF-DECEPTIVELY OVERLOOK MY OWN SHORTCOMINGS?

TODAY I PRAY
May I see that my preoccupation with the faults of others is really a smokescreen to keep me from taking a hard look at my own, as well as a way to bolster my own failing ego.  May I check out the "why's" of my blaming.

TODAY I WILL REMEMBER
Blame-saying
Is game-playing.

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It is good to have an end to journey towards; but it is the journey that matters in the end.  ~Ursula K. LeGuin

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