The 12 Steps in the Native Way (Taken from the Red Road to Wellbriety). Step 4.
We stopped and thought about our strengths and weaknesses and thought about ourselves.
Direction: South
Power: Courage
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What can a #sober community learn from this cosmic phenomenon, as we draw on our past paths of pain and look to the wisdom of our #Tribes, #Nations, and #Ancestors?
They're talking about a Super Blue Blood Moon (is that right?) Tonight/tomorrow morning! I can't help but feel this can be significant for our #RedRoadTribe#community
The 12 Steps in the Native Way (taken from The Red Road to Wellbriety). Step 3.
Made a decision to ask for help from a Higher Power and others who understand.
Direction: East
Power: Faith
The 12 Steps in the Native Way (Taken from "The Red Road to Wellbriety"), Step 2: We came to believe that a power greater than ourselves could help us regain control.
Direction: East
Power: Hope
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The 12 Days of Christmas are approaching! A good a time as any to take a look at the 12 Steps in the Native Way (taken from "The Red Road to Wellbriety).
Step 1: We admitted we were powerless over (addiction), that our lives had become unmanagable.
The book "The Red Road to Wellbriety" speaks about the "spiritual badlands" that we pass through in addiction.
What are your badlands? How far through do you feel...or do you feel lost?
I am trying to look to the Red Road to lead me through.
Whether you are
Battling fo sobriety
Journeying for sobriety
Praying for sobriety
Losing sobriety
Have sobriety
Take it One Day at a Time.
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"I know I have to die sometime, but even if the heavens were to fall on me I want to do what is right...." ~ Goyathlay (Geronimo)
Courage for the Sober Road. #RedRoadTribe