Question ::: According to the Zonr message today. How might indifference sabotage one’s spiritual growth and / or recovery?
Comment on Indifference :::… “Spiritual growth and recovery is like a garden. It requires constant care and feeding. Otherwise it just goes to the weeds. I know this from personal experience. I spent most of my life reading about spiritual principles. But I never had a spiritual practice. I was keeping the plants alive. But the weeds were still taking over.” – Adam
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More Comments ::: “I lost my faith when I was 18 when a pastor told me I was going to hell. I figured I didn’t need to go to church if I was going to hell anyway. The restoration of my faith came slowly over more than 20 years. I recognize my part in how ans why I walked away from my Higher Power. More than that, though, I recognize the strength of my Higher Power that brought me back again. Reconnecting with my Higher Power was a sweet and unforeseen journey. Today, I know gratitude, joy, and the abundance that has favored me. Thanks, HP!” – Margot E.
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6 responses to “How We can Rekindle more Passions in Our Lives So Our Journey is Filled with Love, Meaning and Joy – Step 2”
Indiference reminds me to being lazy about nurturing my spirit. When I get carried in the not attending meetings regularly Im indiferent to being of service.
Good morning everyone + Happy Sunday. Today is the Day of Pentecost in the church. This is where the apostles became filled with the Holy Spirit of God and went forth, empowered to do their tasks. Today, I ask God to fill all the places + people I need, including people who, like me, can feel drained at times. I ask God to fill you too. Blessings. BB
Spiritual growth and recovery is like a garden that requires constant care and feeding. Otherwise it just goes to the weeds. I know this from personal experience. I spent most of my life reading about spiritual principles but I never had a spiritual practice. I was keeping the plants alive but the weeds were still taking over.
Rekindling joy.. hmmm the first thing that comes to mind is to walk by faith and not by sight. I guess to me that means that feelings should not interfere with faith, keep in prayer and meditation no matter what.
I didn’t make it to a meeting tonite. I think that’s part the part of me saying my spiritual recovery doesn’t need to be fed.
I lost my faith when I was 18 when a pastor told me I was going to hell. I figured I didn’t need to go to church if I was going to hell anyway. The restoration of my faith came slowly over more than 20 years. I recognize my part in how ans why I walked away from my Higher Power. More than that, though, I recognize the strength of my Higher Power that brought me back again. Reconnecting with my Higher Power was a sweet and unforeseen journey. Today, I know gratitude, joy, and the abundance that has favored me. Thanks, HP!