Life is not a destination. Life is a road we travel. I am grateful to be on this imperfect spiritual journey. From a sailor's sea bag comes experience, strength and hope, along with some flotsam and jetsam.
Whatever problems confront me, large or small, they can be solved wisely.
Or they can be solved my way. The choice is mine.
If I want to know God's will, I must pause and ask: "What would God have me do?"
Why, then, is it so difficult for me just to pause, to meditate, and to allow God to guide me?
The reason is my ego.
I know -- though sometimes I forget -- that by myself my capabilities are nil.
Came To Believe . . ., pp. 60-61
I asked from the heart, and I received.
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One day at a time.
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We cannot direct the wind but we can adjust our sails.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~We surrender to win;
we give away to keep;
we suffer to get well;
we die to live.
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Know God;
Know Peace
No God;
No Peace
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Learn to listen;
Listen to learn.
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Rule #62:
Do not take my life or myself too damn seriously.
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Resentment is like acid, eating away at the vessel it is stored in.
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Serenity is not the absensce of conflict, but the abiltiy to cope with it.
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Pray is neither black magic or is it a form of demand note.
Prayer is a relationship.
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Lord, take me where you want me to go;
let me meet who you want me to meet;
tell me what you want me to say
and keep me out of your way.
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The problems in my life are not the situations and conditions that I encounter.
It is how I either respond or react to those situations and conditions that transforms them into problems for me.
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