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Often we find ourselves thinking that
it is important to complete a good
number of human tasks, rather than how
much good we can express. If our tasks
are interrrupted or thwarted, these should
not be seen as frustrating delays in com-
pleteing human plans, but as opportunities
to glorify God.

Our primary task each day is to express
the nature of Infinite Spirit. A day can
be considered fruitful if its spiritual de-
mands are recognized and fulfilled.
Resp... Read More

Emerson once wrote, "No change of
circumstances can repair a defect of
character." For us, this is true. If we are
impossible to live with, getting another
spouse will not change our disagree-
ableness. If we constantly bum from
friends, changing our friends will not
make us less of a bum. If we are basically
inconsiderate, moving to another state
will not make us more considerate.

But working our character defect steps
can remove our undesirable charac-
t... Read More

Live
and work
but do not forget to play,
to have fun in life
and really enjoy it.


Just reading this right now made me think of something that was said to me yesterday. I had almost finished writing my blog about having been overwhelmed with a strong desire to use coming home last evening...and my 'phone rang. It was one of my friends wanting to see how I was. I told her about having entertained ideas of using, adding that as I got to walking into my place, I had... Read More

Gratitude
helps you to grow and expand;
gratitude brings joy
and laughter into your lives
and into the lives of all those
around you.


Thank you everyone for your support, encouragement and loving words. I feel a little shame-faced today for letting you see my very needy "Please love me and pay attention to me" mode...but that is a part of who I am sometimes.

The storm passed and I am GRATEFUL for my sobriety and for being granted a new day today. I will write mor... Read More

"Everybody wants to be somebody; nobody wants to grow." - Goethe

I ask myself sometimes, as we all do:
"Who am I?"  "Where am I?" 
"Where am I going?" "What's it all
About?"  The learning and growing
process is usually slow. But eventually
our seeking always brings a finding.
What seems like great mysteries often
turn out to be enshrined in complete
simplicity. Have I accepted the fact
that my willingness to grow is the
essence of my spiritua... Read More

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