April-20 topics

Pancake Marathon:

If in my actions of preserving my peace of mind, I still someone else's is that then the point where I have to make amends essentially or would that be more upon the simple fact of me being able to see that I have to promptly admit that I'm wrong and see my part, and yet overall I know essentially that when I do see my part and that I'm willing to comprehend what it is to have a new sense of freedom and a new happiness because I'm able to find a way to see that ultimately I am bring myself from this pain of the past; so that I can create a future by being present in this now finding strength Within all actions because I have a very balanced approach to the fundamentals and of keeping my peace of mind.

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Cultivate an attitude of gratitude how i try to go into any Situation that arises and And still I'm have to stay humble: always at a point to see that I can make progress along spiritual lines, even at points when I do everything right in that moment: as for it's never about resting on my laurels ( past actions) it is simply about keep on putting the work in so that I can manifest what it is for my tomorrow: the willingness to always practice the principles in all my affairs ( for the simpleness of it, when I do it today or now as it may be in consideration to the spiritual program and in that of the recovery shop talk: strength, ); Or I guess it can be simply said to keep being willing to think about how to put on the Spiritual armor: the steps and the willingness to have God and Hope so that I may better be able to love to kiss and to hold wisdom for the faith to detach from past to lead me to find the degree of unity from that level of fears.

Acronyms

Slogans

Principles

Slogans are wisdom written in shorthand and Acronyms are just the sum/the Virtues, of all that wisdom: WISDOM: When In Self, Discover Our Motives

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"Addiction is a family disease, but we could only change ourselves." IP No. 13, "Youth and Recovery"
Many of us come from severely damaged families. At times, the insanity that reigns among our relatives feels overwhelming. Sometimes we feel like packing our bags and moving far, far away.
We pray that our family members will join us in recovery but, to our great sadness, this does not always happen. Sometimes, despite our best efforts to carry the message, we find that we cannot help those we hold most dear. Our group experience has taught us that, frequently, we are too close to our relatives to help them. We learn that it is better to leave them in our Higher Power's care.
We have found that when we stop trying to settle the problems of family members, we give them the room they need to work things out in their own lives. By reminding them that we are not able to solve their problems for them, we give ourselves the freedom to live our own lives. We have faith that God will help our relatives. Often, the best thing we can give our loved ones is the example of our own ongoing recovery. For the sake of our family's sanity and our own, we must let our relatives find their own ways to recover
Just for today: I will seek to work my own program and leave my family in the care of a Higher Power. pg. 114

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. . . we ask God to direct our thinking, especially asking that it be divorced from self-pity, dishonest or self-seeking motives. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p. 86
When said sincerely, this prayer teaches me to be truly unselfish and humble, for even in doing good deeds I often used to seek approval and glory for myself. By examining my motives in all that I do, I can be of service to God and others, helping them do what they want to do. When I put God in charge of my thinking, much needless worry is eliminated and I believe He guides me throughout the day.
When I eliminate thoughts of self-pity, dishonesty and self-centeredness as soon as they enter my mind, I find peace with God, my neighbor and myself.

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