As we approach the end of another year, it’s important to take a moment to reflect on all that has happened. For those of us who are in recovery, this is especially important.
Today, I’d like to take a look at how my recovery has progressed over the past 12 months. It’s been a challenging year, but I’m grateful for all the progress I’ve made. I know that next year will be even better!
Daily Reflections December 24
We have come to believe He would like us to keep our heads in the clouds with Him, but that our feet ought to be firmly planted on earth. That is where our fellow travelers are, and that is where our work must be done. These are the realities for us. We have found nothing incompatible between a powerful spiritual experience and a life of sane and happy usefulness.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p. 130
All the prayer and meditation in this world will not help me unless they are accompanied by action.
Practicing on principle shows that God takes care of all parts my life, even when I’m not really paying attention to Him or any aspect at times.
When He steps into your world it’s so amazing!
The author is in a difficult situation. He knows that he needs to take action, but feels stuck and without hope.
Practicing the principles of prayer and meditation has allowed him to see how God cares for all parts of his life when he takes time to step away from it.
When we feel hopeless or lack faith in our own abilities, taking time out can be just what we need to get back into balance. We are here if you want support practicing these principles with us!
