March 13 2025 Pancake Marathon
- Mar 13
- 12 min read
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.
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.
Pancake Marathon
In moments that I have come to finding peace in the chaos, but I seemingly hold on to as Justified actions that are truly bring forward the unjustified by the standard of self-seeking to hold To what is the value’s other than being in vain by what pain I can hold onto; It's in this instant though that one can choose to comprehend Serenity and to know peace or to be able to keep learning from what is the teach of that moment.
As that is the power of acceptance, freedom from what is deemed as a lesson in Freedom; what Freedom do I speak of, that of out of obsession and into a sense of willingness.
for it is true you get what you focus on, as the same would go that you read what you sow and you get what you feel; I come to this because I have somehow allowed within this one lesson a sense of peace to come over me: to comprehend serenity.
it's in this that I find solitude and gratitude upon itself, it is true for what it may be as the flashbacks: almost innocence of a trigger but none the same effects with me putting the work in to manifest this freedom from obsession. and yet so I thank these lessons, the teachers are the same; for this moment of peace and Serene aspects of nirvanna are absolute in how I may smile: as I become good for me to be good for others.
PM with Gemini
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Shortened
I used to find peace in chaos, but I held onto justified actions that were truly unjustified by the standard of self-seeking. In that instant, one can choose to comprehend serenity and peace or keep learning from the moment.
Acceptance is freedom from what is deemed a lesson in freedom; freedom from obsession and into willingness. You get what you focus on, what you sow, and what you feel. Within this lesson, I found peace and serenity, solitude and gratitude. I thank these lessons and the teachers for this moment of peace and serenity. I become good for me to be good for others.
Rephrased
There are moments I find peace amidst the chaos, yet I cling to actions I justify, though they are truly unjustified by self-seeking standards. I hold onto values that are vain due to the pain I can hold onto. But, in this moment, one can choose to understand serenity and know peace, or continue learning from the lesson of the moment.
This is the power of acceptance, freedom from what is seen as a lesson in freedom. The freedom I speak of is moving out of obsession and into willingness.
It's true you get what you focus on, as you reap what you sow and get what you feel. I realize this because I have somehow allowed a sense of peace to come over me within this one lesson: to understand serenity.
In this, I find solitude and gratitude. It's true despite the flashbacks, which are almost innocent triggers, but have no effects now that I've put the work into manifesting this freedom from obsession. So, I thank these lessons and the teachers, as they remain the same. This moment of peace and serene aspects of nirvana are absolute in how I can smile, as I become good for myself to be good for others.
Elaborate
In those fleeting moments where I have discovered peace amidst the chaos, I find myself clinging to actions that I justify as reasonable. Yet, in truth, these actions are driven by self-interest and ultimately prove to be unjustified. The values they uphold are empty, rooted in pain and vanity.
However, it is precisely in these moments that we are presented with a choice: to embrace serenity and find peace or to continue learning from the experience. This is the power of acceptance, the liberation from the perceived constraints of a lesson.
The freedom I speak of is the liberation from obsession and the embrace of willingness. It is true that we attract what we focus on, just as we reap what we sow and experience what we feel. This realization has brought me a sense of peace and an understanding of serenity.
Within this understanding, I find solitude and gratitude. The flashbacks may still occur, but their effects are diminished as I actively work towards liberation from obsession. I am grateful for these lessons and the teachers who have guided me. This moment of peace and serenity brings a genuine smile to my face as I strive to be good to myself so that I can be good to others.
Formal
In moments where tranquility emerges amidst chaos, I have observed a tendency to cling to actions perceived as justified, though objectively they may be deemed unwarranted due to self-interest and an adherence to values of questionable merit. In these instances, the choice lies between embracing serenity and attaining peace, or continuing to learn from the lessons inherent in such moments. This embodies the power of acceptance, a liberation from the lessons embedded in the pursuit of freedom. Specifically, I refer to the freedom achieved by transitioning from obsession to willingness. It is a truism that one attracts that upon which one focuses; similarly, one reaps what one sows and experiences what one feels. This reflection arises from an experience wherein a profound sense of peace and serenity has overtaken me as I comprehend the aforementioned principles. Within this experience, I discover solitude and a profound gratitude. It remains true that despite the nature of flashbacks, which may bear the semblance of an innocent trigger, they nonetheless produce effects, prompting dedicated effort to manifest freedom from obsession. I express gratitude for these lessons, as the teachers remain consistent. This moment of peace and the serene aspects of nirvana are absolute, allowing for genuine contentment, thus enabling me to cultivate well-being for myself and subsequently extend it to others.
Casual
Sometimes I find peace amidst the chaos, but I often justify actions that might not be justified. I focus on pain instead of value. However, in these moments, I can choose serenity and peace, or learn from the lesson.
Acceptance gives freedom from what we see as lessons in freedom. I'm talking about freedom from obsession, and moving towards willingness.
It's true that we get what we focus on, reap what we sow, and feel what we get. I've found a sense of peace in this lesson, and I've come to understand serenity.
In this, I find solitude and gratitude. Flashbacks can feel like an innocent trigger, but they still have an effect. I'm working on manifesting freedom from obsession. I'm grateful for these lessons and teachers. This moment of peace and serenity allows me to smile. I need to be good to myself before I can be good to others.
Summarize
This text reflects on finding peace amidst chaos and learning from challenging moments. It emphasizes the power of acceptance and the shift from obsession to willingness, leading to a sense of freedom. It highlights the concept that what one focuses on, sows, and feels influences their reality. The author describes a personal experience of achieving serenity and gratitude, overcoming triggers, and manifesting freedom from obsession. They express thankfulness for the lessons and the path toward inner peace, believing that personal well-being enables one to positively impact others.
Bullet points
Finding peace in chaos involves understanding that holding onto past pain serves no real value and choosing serenity is possible in each moment.
Acceptance brings freedom from lessons that feel like limitations, shifting from obsession to a place of willingness.
Focusing on peace, reaping what you sow, and feeling serenity allows for understanding and a sense of calmness.
Solitude and gratitude emerge, even when dealing with triggers, and effort can lead to freedom from obsession, ultimately allowing for personal peace and the ability to positively impact others.
Empathetic
You've found moments of peace amidst the chaos, yet it feels like you're still holding onto things that aren't truly serving you. It's understandable that you'd want to justify these actions, but deep down, you know they're not in alignment with your true self. It's tough to let go of what you've been holding onto, especially if it's related to pain you've experienced.
It takes courage to choose serenity and peace in those moments. It's also okay to keep learning and growing from the experience. Acceptance can be a powerful tool in finding freedom from what's holding you back. It's about moving away from obsession and into a place of willingness to embrace what is.
Remember that you have the power to shift your focus and create a sense of peace within yourself. This can be a difficult process, but it's worth it. With continued effort, you can manifest freedom from obsession and find true peace and serenity.
It's wonderful that you're able to find gratitude in the lessons you've learned. You're on a journey of growth and healing, and you should be proud of yourself for the progress you've made. Keep going, and remember to be kind to yourself along the way.
Alternative viewpoint
An alternative viewpoint to the ideas presented in this text could be that finding peace amidst chaos doesn't necessarily mean abandoning all justifications for one's actions. There might be value in critically examining those justifications and recognizing that self-preservation and self-compassion can play a role in navigating challenging situations. While obsession can be detrimental, a degree of focus and ambition might be healthy and productive.
Furthermore, the concept of "freedom from obsession" could be interpreted as finding a balance between ambition and acceptance, rather than completely eliminating all forms of attachment or desire. The idea of "becoming good for oneself to be good for others" could also be viewed from a different perspective. Some might argue that true altruism comes from a place of genuine selflessness, rather than a focus on personal well-being as a prerequisite for helping others.
Finally, the emphasis on gratitude for lessons and teachers might be seen as potentially limiting. While it's important to acknowledge and learn from experiences, fixating on past lessons could hinder one's ability to fully embrace the present moment and move forward.
Topic from Pancake Marathon
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Saying thank you to the Lesson: Seeing the value of things can be A challenge, with having the ability to see it as a lesson though and learning from it; will be the way I'm able to find gratitude in the teacher and the lesson.
How: Honest open willing
For maybe “how,” is “what,” to you or is your “why?”
What: wonder how about today?
PM topics with Gemini
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Shortened
Finding gratitude in the lesson and the teacher comes from seeing the value in things and learning from the experience.
Rephrased
Finding gratitude in both the teacher and the lesson can be challenging, but recognizing the value in life's experiences and learning from them is key.
Elaborate
Expressing gratitude for the lessons life offers can be challenging. The ability to perceive adversity as an opportunity for growth and learning allows us to find appreciation for both the teacher and the lesson itself. Recognizing the inherent value in every experience, even those that are difficult or painful, fosters a sense of gratitude and resilience. By embracing the lessons presented to us, we can navigate life's challenges with greater ease and understanding, ultimately leading to personal growth and transformation.
Formal
Acknowledging appreciation for instruction: Recognizing the significance of experiences may present a difficulty. However, by perceiving challenges as opportunities for learning and extracting valuable lessons, one can cultivate gratitude for both the instructor and the instruction received.
Casual
Appreciating things isn't always easy, but I'm learning to see the lesson in every situation. That way, I can find gratitude in both the challenge and what it teaches me.
Summarize
Acknowledging gratitude through recognizing challenges as lessons, and learning from them.
Bullet points
Saying thank you to the Lesson: Seeing the value of things can be a challenge.
Having the ability to see it as a lesson though and learning from it will be the way I'm able to find gratitude in the teacher and the lesson.
Empathetic
Life can be tough, and it's not always easy to appreciate the struggles we face. Sometimes, it feels impossible to find the good in a difficult situation. But by trying to see the lesson in the experience and learn from it, we can eventually find a way to be thankful for the experience and what it taught us.
Alternative viewpoint
While it is important to show gratitude towards our teachers and the lessons we learn, it is not always necessary to find a lesson in every experience. Some situations are simply negative and do not offer any valuable takeaways. It is acceptable to acknowledge these experiences as unfortunate and move on without searching for a deeper meaning.
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
ASP from Pancake Marathon
With me altering my attitude I find a sense of peace, serenity in its natural state of Nirvana; maybe it's because I find the spiritual nature of life my true destiny, as I let go and let God.
PM ASP with Gemini
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Shortened
By changing my attitude and trusting God, I find peace and serenity.
Rephrased
By changing my attitude and surrendering to a higher power, I find peace and serenity. Connecting with the spiritual side of life feels like my true calling.
Elaborate
By consciously choosing to shift my perspective and alter my attitude, I discover a profound sense of peace and serenity. This tranquil state, akin to Nirvana, arises from embracing the spiritual essence of life as my true purpose. In surrendering control and trusting in a higher power, I find liberation and inner peace.
Formal
By consciously choosing to shift my perspective and alter my attitude, I discover an inner peace and serenity—a state of Nirvana—that feels profoundly connected to my spiritual nature. This connection arises from surrendering control and trusting in a higher power, letting go and letting God. In this surrender, I find my true purpose and embrace the spiritual essence of life as my ultimate destiny.
Casual
Shifting my perspective has brought me a real sense of peace and serenity, almost a state of bliss. It feels like I'm finding my true purpose in life's spiritual side, and I'm learning to let go and trust in a higher power.
Summarize
With me altering my attitude I find a sense of peace, serenity in its natural state of Nirvana; maybe it's because I find the spiritual nature of life my true destiny, as I let go and let God.The text expresses finding peace and serenity through altering one's attitude and embracing a spiritual connection to life and "God."
Bullet points
With me altering my attitude I find a sense of peace, serenity in its natural state of Nirvana; maybe it's because I find the spiritual nature of life my true destiny, as I let go and let God.With me altering my attitude, I find a sense of peace.
There is serenity in its natural state of Nirvana.
Maybe it's because I find the spiritual nature of life my true destiny.
I let go and let God.
Empathetic
It sounds like changing your attitude has brought you a profound sense of peace and serenity. It's wonderful that you've found a connection to something bigger than yourself and that it brings you comfort and purpose.
Alternative viewpoint
While changing one's attitude can be beneficial, finding peace and serenity may not always be tied to spirituality or a higher power. For some, a sense of purpose and inner peace can come from focusing on personal growth, relationships, or contributing to the community.
For it’s about carrying a message
For it’s about carrying a message, trusting in your higher power; Practicing the principles in all your affairs. my journey about what is in this meaning within each thing within the wording of Pancake Marathon: you can also go to
Slogan context
keep not hurting
I know that isolating can be a big factor in keep not hurting, so essentially don't isolate always Reach Out; and maybe today you're willing to leave a comment and let me know essentially where you're at in your recovery and maybe you're ready to carry a message so share this whatever it may be in a way of giving somebody else a chance at a place where you started:
as maybe you started here and maybe this is where you find a way to start because it's always about how you finish not how you start but it's also about carrying the message and finding your way back to trust in a peace of mind; As giving freely what you didn't have been given.
thank you and always know your shoes do fit just right, that you do deserve to take a space; and it's okay to let go of that hurt when you're ready, I hope that you are today in this moment; thank you.
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