One Step at a Time – Jordin Sparks (3:33)
Hallelujah Gregorian Chant Meditation (6:29)
What have you done to coax your bad “habits” down the stairs, i.e., “work the steps”, lately?
One Step at a Time – Jordin Sparks (3:33)
Hallelujah Gregorian Chant Meditation (6:29)
What have you done to coax your bad “habits” down the stairs, i.e., “work the steps”, lately?
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3 responses to “Why the Road to Recovery is Best Taken One Step at a Time – Step 1”
Good morning everyone + Happy Monday. Here is today’s thought. We have a new life in sobriety today. Together, let us move forward. Together, let us move further up + further in to God’s kingdom. Let us look with expectation to a beautiful brand new day, filled with all kinds of possibilities. May your day be blessed. BTW, check out the Gregorian Chant Meditation for the day. Very soothing. It is Tea For The Soul. Namaste, BB
I have been taking contrary action, lately. Like cleaning my place (the horror) when I’m feeling overwhelmed.
One Step at a time. Step One…one Step. Grieving the life I wanted. Knowing that Life is not the one I am living. So many gifts from my Higher Power: a job, a home, a cat, food, clothes, etc. Sometimes I scream inside, “I’m supposed to be rich! I’m supposed to live a life of luxury.” And into the silence I hear, “You have lessons to learn. You have gifts you have not yet discovered. You are beautiful and beloved exactly as you are.” With prayer and meditation I can hear this message in the silence, in the words of Friends in Program, in meetings from a stranger, in the goodwill of a friend. It shall be repeated until I finally hear, “My Life is my Gift. I have it because I am loved.”