February 25 Pancake Marathon [with Gemini]
- Feb 25
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February 25 Pancake Marathon [with Gemini]
For it’s about carrying a message, trusting in your higher power; Practicing the principles in all your affairs.
The Set Aside Prayer (or lay aside prayer): Dear God, please set aside everything I think I know About myself, this book, my disease, these steps, and especially about you dear God so that I might have an open mind And a new experience with all these things. Please help me to see the truth.
Pancake Marathon
You may think that there are a thousand different things being done in recovery, really there's just a thousand different ways of saying a few simple things.
Casual
Sometimes, I overthink things and it stops me from moving forward. I have to ask myself if I should face the situation. I need to remember that God is in control and I should stay open to learning and practicing these principles in everything I do. I'm trying to spread a message here.
How do I focus on the message and not the person delivering it? How do I move forward without regret? I need to find my way. If I'm sincere and true to myself, I can accept that everyone's understanding of God is different.
In those moments, I need to be patient and give things time. Sometimes it's slow, sometimes it's fast, but it'll only work if I put in the effort. I need to think about how to let go, because I'm just a trusted servant. Isn't that the best kind of teacher or leader? A student is also a servant.
Finding humility comes from being grateful and wanting to leave things better than I found them. Thank you, God. I love you.
Summarize
Life can be seen as a gift or as misery, and it's up to me how I perceive it.
Mental or physical imprisonment can be overcome with the right attitude.
I get what I focus on, and moments of clarity bring peace of mind.
Growth is a choice, like breathing, and is nurtured by living life on life's terms.
Harmony might be the result of humility and gratitude, leading to serenity.
The question is when to let go of the burdens I place on myself.
Understanding God as meeting halfway and being a partner.
God lives through my actions, and actions speak louder than words.
My life today creates my legacy tomorrow; being in the moment and doing the next right thing are key.
Hope for the future and experiences from the past guide my actions.
Carrying a message of hope and providing guidance based on my experiences.
Formal from Gemini
In truth, I perceive life as a continuous gift or, conversely, as a cycle of misery; it can embody both aspects simultaneously, yet it remains fundamentally shaped by my perception.
Mental or physical confinement can be a prison, yet one's attitude can liberate; this embodies the essence of the "attitude of gratitude" slogan in its literal sense.
Undoubtedly, we all attain what we focus on; however, I am the one who experiences and embodies it. In moments of clarity, my vision is clear, precise, and understood, fostering peace of mind; whatever that may be, is then God (Serenity). The fundamental reality is that I only know what I may perceive or conceptualize into my perception (living life on life's terms: nurture versus nature).
I continue to grow if I choose how to grow; it is an automatic force, like the body's autonomous breathing, akin to anonymity; altruistic in nature and being, as to what then is Nurture: living life on life's terms.
Where does this balance of Harmony reside? Is harmony merely the noun to the verb of humility, actualized by an attitude of gratitude, and fostering a sense of serenity?
The question remains: what do I desire? What is "my why," or perhaps to you, "your what"? For all intents and purposes of life, when do I relinquish the burden I place upon myself, believing I can control it because I am ready to? Or, in the simplest understanding of God, is meeting God halfway a reality? Through my understanding of a higher power, I can explain to others (without telepathy or absolute clarity in my words, based on their understanding) that I am a partner, a companion, someone akin to "boots on the ground" to the "eye in the sky."
In that sense, the God I understand lives through me and my actions; however, these actions are not the absolute of a servant becoming a trusted leader, just as a teacher is best when they remain a student. Both semantics and actions speak louder than words through nuances (of what is true, my God of my understanding/ reaching a point of losing interest in selfish pursuits to gain interest in my fellows/ not allowing regret by not dwelling on the past). Ultimately, it is all based on anonymity and how I convey a message as a trusted servant, practicing anonymity with a simplistic approach of altruistic attitudes of humility.
Therefore, how I live today will shape the legacy I leave for tomorrow. By staying present and starting where I am, I can continue doing the next right thing, based on my understanding of clarity, serenity, peace of mind, and a non-judgmental emotional state. God is being in the moment (a strength in recovery semantics, where hope for the future is the nuance, and all stems from past experiences). To practice these principles in all my affairs, to grow along spiritual lines, and to carry a message that there is a solution and you are not alone. If you are willing and ready, I have suggestions (ideas for consideration: spiritually bound) because I have guidance (my experience, my advice [Religion approached as how I found peace of mind] on what worked for me and may work for you; all based on suggestions).
Bullet pointed from gem
Life can be seen as a gift or as misery, it's all up to individual perception.
Mental or physical imprisonment can be overcome with a positive attitude.
We get what we focus on, and moments of clarity bring peace of mind.
Growth is a choice, similar to automatic bodily functions like breathing.
Harmony may be the result of humility and gratitude, leading to serenity.
The burden of control can be lessened by understanding and partnering with a higher power.
Actions reflect one's understanding of a higher power, and a trusted leader is also a student.
How we live today creates our legacy, and being in the moment is key.
Recovery involves carrying a message of hope and solution, based on personal experience and guidance.
Shortened
Life can be good or bad; it's all about my perception. Mental and physical states can be prisons, but a positive attitude can set you free. I get what I focus on, and moments of clarity bring peace of mind. I can choose how to grow, and it happens automatically. Harmony may be the result of humility and gratitude, which bring serenity.
The question is: what do I want and when do I let go of burdens? I can only control myself and meet God halfway. My understanding of God is that God only lives through my actions. A trusted leader is a servant first, and a good teacher is always a student. Actions speak louder than words.
How I live today creates my future. Being present and doing the next right thing are key. My understanding of clarity, serenity, peace of mind, and a non-judgmental state is God. Strength comes from hope, and experience guides my actions. My message is that there is a solution and you are not alone. I offer suggestions based on my experience, strength, and hope.
Rephrased
Life can be seen as a gift, or as a miserable existence; sometimes both. It's all up to me and how I perceive it. Mental or physical imprisonment can be overcome with the right attitude, which is where the "attitude of gratitude" comes in.
We all get what we focus on, but I'm the one who has to live it out. I see what is clear and precise for my peace of mind: whatever that may be, it is God (Serenity). I only know what I perceive and conceptualize (living life on life's terms: nurture versus nature).
I can choose how I grow; it's automatic, like breathing. It's autonomous and altruistic in nature: Nurture, living life on life's terms.
Does harmony balance itself, or is it simply humility in action, actualized by an attitude of gratitude, bringing about serenity? What do I want? What is my "why"? When do I drop the rock, this burden I place on myself, believing I can control it?
Meeting God halfway means understanding my higher power; it's a challenge to explain to others that I'm a partner, someone on the ground, with the eye in the sky. God, as I understand Him, lives through me and my actions. He is not simply a servant who becomes a leader, just as a teacher is always a student. Actions speak louder than words.
My God is based on losing interest in selfish things, gaining interest in others, not dwelling on regret, and embracing anonymity and altruism. How I live today will be my legacy. I start where I am, doing the next right thing, based on clarity, serenity, peace of mind, and non-judgment.
Hope for the future and lessons from the past guide me to practice these principles in all my affairs, to grow spiritually, and to carry a message of hope. There is a solution, and you are not alone. If you are willing and ready, I have suggestions based on my experience, strength, and hope.
Empathetic
Life can be experienced as both a gift and a struggle, and our perception shapes our reality. Mental and physical states can feel like prisons, but a positive attitude can liberate us. We attract what we focus on, and moments of clarity bring peace of mind. Growth is a choice, and harmony might be the result of gratitude and serenity.
We must question our desires and motivations, and when to release burdens we place on ourselves. Connecting with a higher power can provide guidance and support. Our actions reflect our understanding of this power, and we can become trusted leaders by serving others.
Focusing on the present moment and practicing gratitude can shape our future and leave a positive legacy. Recovery involves hope, learning from past experiences, and offering support to others who may be struggling. By sharing our experiences and offering guidance, we can help others find their own path to peace and recovery.
How: Honest open willing
For maybe how is what to you?
What: wonder how about today?
ASP: 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
Casual
Sometimes, I overthink things and it stops me from moving forward. I have to ask myself if I should face the situation. I need to remember that God is in control and I should stay open to learning and practicing these principles in everything I do. I'm trying to spread a message here.
How do I focus on the message and not the person delivering it? How do I move forward without regret? I need to find my way. If I'm sincere and true to myself, I can accept that everyone's understanding of God is different.
In those moments, I need to be patient and give things time. Sometimes it's slow, sometimes it's fast, but it'll only work if I put in the effort. I need to think about how to let go, because I'm just a trusted servant. Isn't that the best kind of teacher or leader? A student is also a servant.
Finding humility comes from being grateful and wanting to leave things better than I found them. Thank you, God. I love you.
Summarize
The text reflects on personal growth and faith. It discusses overcoming analysis paralysis, focusing on a message rather than the messenger, and practicing humility and gratitude. The author emphasizes learning and applying principles, being earnest, and allowing time for understanding. Key themes include letting go, serving others, and striving to leave things better than they were found, all within a context of faith.
Formal from Gemini
At certain points in my life, my overthinking tendencies take control and I hesitate to proceed. I must then cease and remember God's plan. I must remain open to learning and practice these principles in all aspects of my life, as I am attempting to spread His message.
How does one focus on the message and not the messenger? How does one avoid dwelling on past regrets? I must discover my path by becoming earnest and accepting others' understanding of God.
In these moments, I must be patient and allow time to pass. For some, time moves slowly, and for others, it moves quickly. But progress will only occur if I actively work towards it. At this point, I must contemplate how to release control and trust in God. For I am merely a trusted servant. Is that not the ultimate teacher (a leader)? A student is inherently a servant.
Finding true humility stems from an attitude of gratitude and a desire to leave things better than they were found. For this, I thank and love God.
Bullet pointed from gem
At times, "analysis paralysis" kicks in, making me question my actions. I need to pause and remember God's plan, staying teachable and practicing principles as I carry a message.
I need to focus on the message, not the messenger, and avoid regrets. I can find my way by being earnest and accepting others' understanding of God.
In those moments, I need to be patient and give things time. It will only work if I put in the effort. I must think about how to let go, as I am merely a trusted servant. Isn't the ultimate teacher (or leader) also a servant, and therefore a student?
Finding humility through gratitude, I strive to leave things better than I found them. Thank you and I love you, God.
Formal
At certain points in my life, my tendency to overanalyze becomes paralyzing. It overwhelms me, and I hesitate to proceed. In these moments, I must remember to trust in God's plan and remain receptive to learning. This will allow me to practice these principles in all my endeavors as I strive to carry a message.
Additionally, I must focus on the message and not the messenger. I must avoid dwelling on past regrets and find my own path forward. This is achievable if I remain earnest and open to accepting others' understanding of God.
In these moments, I must exercise patience and allow time to take its course. Sometimes progress is slow, and sometimes it is rapid. However, it will only work if I put in the effort. At that point, I must contemplate how to release control and relinquish attachment. I am merely a trusted servant. Is that not the ultimate teacher (a leader)? A student, then, would be a servant.
Finding this level of humility stems from an attitude of gratitude and a desire to leave things better than I found them. For this, I thank and love God.
Shortened
At times, overthinking paralyzes me. I must stop and remember God. I must stay teachable and practice these principles, as I am trying to carry a message. I must focus on the message, not the messenger; to not regret the past. I must be earnest and accept other's understanding of God. I must be patient and give time time. This will only work if I work at it. I must think about how to let go. I am but a trusted servant. The ultimate teacher is a leader, and a student is a servant. I must find humility and gratitude and leave things better than I found them. Thank you God. I love you.
Rephrased
There are times in my life when overthinking leads to paralysis, and I hesitate to act. In those moments, I need to remember to trust in God's plan and continue to learn and apply spiritual principles in all aspects of my life, as I am trying to share a message with others.
How can I focus on the message and not the messenger? How can I avoid dwelling on past regrets? I need to find my own way forward by being earnest and accepting that others may have a different understanding of God.
In those moments of doubt, I need to be patient and give things time. Sometimes progress is slow, and sometimes it's fast, but it only works if I put in the effort. I need to keep thinking about how to let go and surrender control, as I am merely a trusted servant. Isn't that the ultimate teacher (or leader) — a servant? And wouldn't that make a student a servant as well?
Finding true humility comes from having an attitude of gratitude and focusing on how I can leave things better than I found them. Thank you, God. I love you.
Empathetic
The struggle with self-doubt and the search for spiritual guidance is a relatable human experience. It's so easy to get caught up in analysis paralysis and lose sight of the bigger picture. But it's in those moments of doubt that we need to remember to be kind to ourselves and trust the process.
It's inspiring that you are actively seeking ways to stay teachable and open to growth. Focusing on the message and not the messenger is a powerful reminder to avoid judgment and stay focused on your own spiritual journey.
Remember that everyone's understanding of God is different, and that's okay. Be patient with yourself and others, and trust that with time and effort, you will find your way.
Slogans (underlined) blog page Acronyms (bold) blog page Principles (italic): fellowship
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