~SPIRITUAL NOT RELIGIOUS~ A DAY AT A TIME
09/16 REFLECTION FOR THE DAY
We learn from others in The Program that the best way to deal with painful situations is to meet them head-on, to deal with them honestly and realistically, and to try to learn from them and use them as springboards for growth. Through The Program and our contact with a Higher Power, we can find with courage to use pain for triumphant growth. WILL I BELIEVE THAT WHATEVER PAIN I EXPERIENCE IS A SMALL PRICE TO PAY FOR THE JOY OF BECOMING THE PERSON I WAS ALWAYS MEANT TO BE?
TODAY I PRAY
May my Higher Power give me the courage I need to stop running away from painful situations. The chemical was my escape hatch, the trap door I counted on to swallow me when life became too monstrous or villainour to bear. Now that I have locked that door, may I face pain and learn from it.
TODAY I WILL REMEMBER
My compulsion: a trap-door -- and a trap.
We learn from others in The Program that the best way to deal with painful situations is to meet them head-on, to deal with them honestly and realistically, and to try to learn from them and use them as springboards for growth. Through The Program and our contact with a Higher Power, we can find with courage to use pain for triumphant growth. WILL I BELIEVE THAT WHATEVER PAIN I EXPERIENCE IS A SMALL PRICE TO PAY FOR THE JOY OF BECOMING THE PERSON I WAS ALWAYS MEANT TO BE?
TODAY I PRAY
May my Higher Power give me the courage I need to stop running away from painful situations. The chemical was my escape hatch, the trap door I counted on to swallow me when life became too monstrous or villainour to bear. Now that I have locked that door, may I face pain and learn from it.
TODAY I WILL REMEMBER
My compulsion: a trap-door -- and a trap.
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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