through my recovery journey, one constant has quietly yet powerfully sustained me: willingness. without it, the spiritual principles that guide this path would remain abstract ideals rather than livin practices. willingness is not a one-time decision; it must be renewed, nurtured, and safeguarded daily. at times, it feels elusive, especially when my own desires and expectations resist the unfoldin of life on lifes terms. yet i have learned that true willingness requires a posture of surrender, an openness to the unknown, and a readiness to be taught by experience. this mornins readin reminded me that the gifts of recovery are proportionate to the measure of my willingness. when i soften into that space, when i allow my HP to act in ways beyond my limited control, growth becomes possible. rest is sometimes necessary, but idleness is not an option, for stagnation can quietly erode the ground i have gained. i hold a responsibility, both to myself and to those who share this journey, to remain willin in the face of discomfort, uncertainty, or resistance. the promise is clear: as long as i bring even a small measure of willingness to the process, awakenin continues. my spirit is invited into a continual unfoldin, where each step forward is both a gift and a responsibility. in this, willingness itself becomes a blessin, the very key that opens the door to new growth, deeper healin, and the fulfillment of the promises that recovery offers. 1 day @ a time…
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corn fed not inbred michigan white trash...
