Category Archives: Attitude of Gratitude
Daily Reading – June 28, 2012
We fear our highest possibility (as well as our lowest one). We are generally afraid to become that which we can glimpse in our most perfect moments. —Abraham Maslow In our daily lives, we may dream of success and achievement.
Daily Reading – June 28, 2012
We fear our highest possibility (as well as our lowest one). We are generally afraid to become that which we can glimpse in our most perfect moments. —Abraham Maslow In our daily lives, we may dream of success and achievement.
Daily Reading – June 20, 2012
Today is just one day out of many but each day has its life to be lived. Though often I take a reading from one Al-Anon or 12 Step book or another, today I am thinking about the slogan Live
Daily Reading – June 20, 2012
Today is just one day out of many but each day has its life to be lived. Though often I take a reading from one Al-Anon or 12 Step book or another, today I am thinking about the slogan Live
Daily Recovery Reading – March 30, 2012
Every day we have a choice. Sometimes we choose wisely, sometimes poorly. Sometimes we choose to be angry, sometimes resentful , sometimes regretful…or not. A woman sat complaining, downhearted, convinced that the world as we know it was changing quickly
Daily Recovery Reading – March 30, 2012
Every day we have a choice. Sometimes we choose wisely, sometimes poorly. Sometimes we choose to be angry, sometimes resentful , sometimes regretful…or not. A woman sat complaining, downhearted, convinced that the world as we know it was changing quickly
Living a Life of Gratitude is a Choice
Living a Life of Gratitude is a Choice Image by Axel Bührmann via Flickr When you wake up in the morning what is the first thing you think about? Do you take that moment of awareness whether long or short to
Living a Life of Gratitude is a Choice
Living a Life of Gratitude is a Choice Image by Axel Bührmann via Flickr When you wake up in the morning what is the first thing you think about? Do you take that moment of awareness whether long or short to
Daily Recovery Reading – January 6, 2012
Until I came into Al-Anon, I thought nobody had a problem as bad as mine. That gave me plenty of reason to feel sorry for myself, to resent what the alcoholic was doing, and to hammer away at his mistakes
Daily Recovery Reading – January 6, 2012
Until I came into Al-Anon, I thought nobody had a problem as bad as mine. That gave me plenty of reason to feel sorry for myself, to resent what the alcoholic was doing, and to hammer away at his mistakes
Daily Recovery Reading – November 8, 2011
Normally, we do not so much look at things as overlook them. —Alan Watts As we live our very busy lives we might say, “How full and rich my life is!” But are we stopping long enough to look, to
Daily Recovery Reading – November 8, 2011
Normally, we do not so much look at things as overlook them. —Alan Watts As we live our very busy lives we might say, “How full and rich my life is!” But are we stopping long enough to look, to
Gratitude – A Bridge to Love
I was pondering this morning how to change from a negative mood (which I was surely beginning to be in) and a positive one. I quickly turned to my Higher Power for wisdom. I thought about being grateful and so
Gratitude – A Bridge to Love
I was pondering this morning how to change from a negative mood (which I was surely beginning to be in) and a positive one. I quickly turned to my Higher Power for wisdom. I thought about being grateful and so
Picture of the Day – August 13, 2011
Look for the beauty and capture it in your heart. It is there regardless of whether we notice it, yet it is in noticing it and appreciating it, that it makes all the difference in our lives. ~Adrienne M.
Picture of the Day – August 13, 2011
Look for the beauty and capture it in your heart. It is there regardless of whether we notice it, yet it is in noticing it and appreciating it, that it makes all the difference in our lives. ~Adrienne M.
Daily Recovery Reading – July 1, 2011
Most of us have spent far too much time feeling badly about who we are and what we have done. We may have been harshly criticized by others or we may have simply lost perspective and become overly hard on
Daily Recovery Reading – July 1, 2011
Most of us have spent far too much time feeling badly about who we are and what we have done. We may have been harshly criticized by others or we may have simply lost perspective and become overly hard on
Daily Recovery Reading – June 8, 2011
What first brought me to Al-Anon? The promise of relief from an intolerable burden. I came, in other words, to get something, just as we all do. By and by I found that “getting” depends largely on my willingness to
Daily Recovery Reading – June 8, 2011
What first brought me to Al-Anon? The promise of relief from an intolerable burden. I came, in other words, to get something, just as we all do. By and by I found that “getting” depends largely on my willingness to
