Meditations on "Relationship"

People with discernment usually do the right thing in each situation that arises.

As our time increases in recovery one of the enemies we need to be aware of and guard against is becoming complacent.

How many of us feel like we truly belong? Much addictive and destructive behaviour is rooted in loneliness.

How many times have we spoken before we thought and, as the saying goes, “put our foot in our mouth?

We read in the program material of the 12-Steps about turning our will and our life over to the care of God.

Audio for HONOURING OUR PARENTS We may have much to learn from the generations that preceded us.

Living in a loving, caring relationship with God and others is God’s plan for all of humankind.

Is there really a God? Is there really a higher power to whom I can turn over my will and my life and receive in return a life worth living?

Some people who have no relationship with God will pray when they are in trouble or when they really need help in a time of great distress.

Our pride often keeps us from asking to have our needs met.

Why would we continue to live life in our own way when it obviously isn’t pleasing, not even to us?

In recovery circles, some of us know what it is like to live in plenty and others of us have experienced what it is like to live in poverty.