my daily reflections…

another aspect of Perseverance is that it requires me to keep a steady commitment to daily self-examination and accountability. there are times i do not immediately recognize when i have acted out of ego, fear, or selfish intent, yet through reflection, prayer, and honest inventory, these truths are gradually revealed. sometimes it takes another persons courage to point out where i have caused harm, and it is through such awareness that i am given the opportunity to grow. daily monitorin of my behavior ensures that i remain teachable and connected to spiritual principles rather than driven by self-will. when i am wrong, i promptly admit it, for delay only deepens separation from my HP and those around me. unresolved wrongs left to fester become fertile ground for resentment, guilt, and spiritual decay. Perseverance in this step means i take the proper actions, acknowledgment, confession, restitution, and prayer, to restore harmony. by relyin on my HPs guidance, i transform my missteps into lessons of humility and faith, ensurin my recovery remains an active, livin practice. 1 day @ a time…