when i first came into this thing we do, my sponsor confronted me with a question about my willingness to embrace honesty and maintain an open mind. at that moment, i was desperate to quell the chaos that had taken hold of my life. i had observed others who, like me, arrived in the rooms feelin spiritually broken. i watched as they grasped the concepts of the program, only to impose their own restrictions on their recovery process. they attempted to dictate the nature of their faith and how their HP would guide their actions. unfortunately, these individuals often did not progress far in their recovery; many eventually returned to their previous ways of livin. i was determined not to follow that path, and i still hold that conviction today. it is essential for me to remain receptive to change within my personal recovery journey. over the years, i have come to understand that my recovery and my understandin of its spiritual principles evolve alongside my spiritual growth. it is often said that my daily reprieve is contingent on the maintenance of my spiritual condition. as long as i remain honest with myself, acceptin the changes that come from bein open-minded and willin to grow spiritually, i will continue to receive the blessins that my HP has in store for me through this thing we do. 1 day @ a time…
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corn fed not inbred michigan white trash...
