DECEMBER 22 Reflection for the Day
I know of no more encouraging fact than the unquestionable ability of man to elevate his life by conscious endeavor.—Henry David Thoreau.
I know of no more encouraging fact than the unquestionable ability of man to elevate his life by conscious endeavor.—Henry David Thoreau.
Each of us in the Gamblers Anonymous Program can, in our own time and own way, awaken our own spirituality. With this
When we compulsively strive for perfection, we invariably injure ourselves. For one thing, we end up creating big problems from little ones.
The Gamblers Anonymous Program teaches me to work for progress, not perfection. That simple admonition gives me great comfort, for it represents
I’m learning—all too slowly, at times—that when I give up the losing battle of trying to run my life in my own
More and more these days, as I progress in my recovery, I seem be quietly waiting to hear my Higher Power’s unmistakable
Sometimes, on those bad days we all have from time to time, it almost seems that God doesn’t want us to be
Some people are such worriers that they feel sorry about the fact that they have nothing to worry about. Newcomers in the
Some of us in Gamblers Anonymous are inclined to make the mistake of thinking that the few moments we spend in prayer
A friend in Gamblers Anonymous told me of a favorite hymn from her childhood: Open my eyes that I may see glimpses of