MARCH 4 Reflection for the Day
We may not know any specifics about the activities of today; we may not know whether we’ll be alone or with others.
We may not know any specifics about the activities of today; we may not know whether we’ll be alone or with others.
I’ve begun to understand myself better since I’ve come to Gamblers Anonymous. One of the most important things I’ve learned is that opinions aren’t facts. Just
Why don’t I spend part of today thinking about my assets, rather than my liabilities? Why not think about victories, instead of
Now that we’re free and no longer gambling, we have so much more control over our thinking. More than anything, we’re able
We have learned from others in Gamblers Anonymous that the chief activator of our defects has been self-centered fear—mainly fear that we
If I live just one day at a time, I won’t so quickly entertain fears of what might happen tomorrow. As long as I’m
What if… How often we hear these words from newcomers to the Gamblers Anonymous Program. How often, in fact, we tend to say
Before we came to Gamblers Anonymous, fear ruled our lives. Tyrannized by our addictions and obsessions, we feared everything and everybody. We
I can banish fear by realizing the truth. Am I afraid to be alone? This fear can be banished by the realization
The Twelve Steps teach us that, as faith grows, so does security. The terrifying fear of nothingness begins to subside. As we