Meditations on ""

We will come to experience a secure and happy life in recovery as we learn to be grateful and appreciate the smallest blessing in each day.

Whether we admit it or not, we all long for someone to listen to and care for us.

A common recovery saying is that “you must give it away in order to keep it”.

We are reminded repeatedly in the AA Traditions, the Twelve Step program, and the experience of many, that it is the simplicity and focus of sticking with one primary purpose that inspires us to help each another.

When a building is at the planning stage, blueprints need to be drawn up and submitted to the local district council for approval permits.

Good eyesight is a great gift. With our eyes we see and admire the beauty that God has put in our natural environment.

Blessed are those who live in your house. They are always praising you.

The full version of the Serenity Prayer said at most recovery gatherings contains the words, “Taking, as Jesus did, this sinful world as it is, not as I would have it”.

We all long to be genuine and sincere in our relationship with God and with others and yet we often find ourselves being fake and insincere.

We all need a certain amount of money to buy food and clothes, pay the rent, and get around from one place to the next.

When we are being taught something new, we often feel overwhelmed by the process we must follow.

Living life with God in recovery is a learning process.