my daily reflections…

it has become clear to me that many aspects of life are beyond my control, especially when i find myself fixatin on them. through my journey in recovery, i have recognized that these obsessions often stem from selfish desires and deep-seated fears. thoughts like "poor me," "what if others find out," and "what will happen if i do or dont," are examples of the mental traps i tend to hold onto, believin they provide me with purpose. however, i have learned that clingin to these thoughts can be detrimental, harmin both myself and those around me. recovery has taught me the importance of releasin these burdens, whether by confidin in trusted friends or surrenderin them through prayer. this process relies on the trust and faith i have developed in my HP, which has ultimately offered me a path out of self-imposed confinement. although it can be challengin, i understand that i must be willin to let go, as my strength lies in my connection with my HP; without it, i feel lost. today, with the implementation of the 12 spiritual principles, i get to walk through fear with my head held high as i confidently endeavor to persevere. 1 day @ a time…