~~SPIRITUAL~~ A DAY AT A TIME

RHONDA FROM KY
on 8/16/08 11:25 pm - ALEXANDRIA, KY
AUGUST 17 REFLECTION FOR THE DAY The Fourth Step suggest we make a searching and fearless moral inventory -- not an immoral inventory of ourselves. The Steps are guidelines to recovery, not whipping posts for self-flagellation. Taking my inventory doesn't mean concentrating on my shortcomings until all the good is hidden from view. By the same token, recognizing the good need not be an act of pride or conceit. If I recognize my good qualities as God-given, I can take an inventory with true humility while experiencing satisfaction in what is pleasant, loving and generous in me. WILL I TRY TO BELIEVE IN WALT WHITMAN'S WORDS, THAT "I AM LARGER, BETTER THAN I THOUGHT; I DID NOT KNOW I HELD SO MUCH GOODNESS..."? TODAY I PRAY When I find good things about myself, as I undertake this inner archaeological dig, may I give credit where it is due -- to God, who is the giver of all good. May I appreciate whatever is good about me with humility, as a gift from God. TODAY I WILL REMEMBER Goodness is a gift from God. hugs with love
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