Recovery Meditations

Being conscious of who we are and our place in life is often considered to be “self-perception.

Often when we come into recovery, we miss our old way of life and the people we socialized with.

If we treasure something, we usually take special care of it.

Have you ever said to yourself, “If I just had more money, I would be happy,” or “If I had done things differently, I would be happy?

Amazing thought that the Lord gave His Son to us. When you read of the manner in which Jesus was abused during the time He was tried.

In the Bible we read that God has given us His Son.

Too often dealing with denial is incorrectly focused on the circumstances surrounding the use of our substance of choice or other destructive habits for which we are now seeking treatment and God’s help to overcome.

When we are hoping to attend a scheduled event we often rely on another person to do something that will enable us to get to the event.

Deep pain that results from unfair and unjust treatment by others is the reality of many people.

When Jesus’ friends wanted to know how to pray they asked Jesus to teach them.

We were created to live securely by living in the care of God – the God who loves us perfectly, weaknesses and all, and yet we’ve all been in stressful or frightening situations where the “fight or flight” response has been activated in us.

When we come into recovery we are usually worn and broken and feel wretched, but often we still remain prideful in the way we talk.