Most people wait for crisis, trauma, disease or diagnosis. They wait for loss or some tragedy to make up their mind to change. And my message is, why wait? You can learn change in a state of pain and suffering or you can learn change in a state of joy and inspiration.
We can learn how to cultivate peace of mind. Then, we can apply our intelligence to extend a compassionate attitude on an individual, family, community and global level. It’s our nature to be compassionate, so education can teach us to appreciate that we’re brothers and sisters.
Hey friends! I've gotten involved in a new project. Its a "Folk Musical" called 'Davey, Can You See the Light'. We are raising money to make an album of the songs and would love your support! Help out if you can!!
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At rock bottom is the reversal of fear. Fear is why I drank, and fear is how I stayed sober until the miracle happened. I’ve evolved to gratitude as my tool. But in a pinch - I ain’t afraid to remember the fear that got me here.
Gnight.
Their pace is not your pace.
Their pace is not your pace.
Their pace is not your pace.
Be patient with yourself.
Find your pace. Find your peace.
12x12-Step 10, pg. 90. "Anger, that occasional luxury of more balanced people, could keep us on an emotional jag indefinitely. These emotional "dry benders" often led straight to the bottle. Other kinds of disturbances-jealousy, envy, self-pity, or hurt pride-did the same thing.