Meditations on "Relationship"

We all need hope. Today we are affirming the hope within us that what has been impossible for us to do on our own becomes possible when we reach out for help to a power greater than ourselves.

An important part of recovery is coming to a truthful view of what happened in our relationships.

In our addiction, many of us had our character shaped through isolation and getting our own way in whatever way we could.

After all the hype and preparation for Christmas, especially during this very strange year of the COVID-19 pandemic, we return now to ordinary days.

In many places in the Bible we read that God’s love endures forever.

What came first the chicken or the egg? When we called out to God in our powerlessness, did we suddenly show up on His “locating system” or was He already waiting for us to call and available to help us?

D Addiction is a disease of isolation. That’s not news to those of us who have spent time there.

Who would have thought that the way we are living in our relationships, taking responsibility for our actions, and doing the work that is required of us each day, would attract others to think about getting what we have?

S In Step 8 we make a list of all persons we have harmed and become willing to make amends to them.

We all long for the joy and comfort of being in a loving relationship with a significant other.

God longs for us to experience love and blessing in relationship with others.

One of the central pillars of the recovery world is the sharing of our experience, strength, and hope.