What does 200 days look like? Maybe 24 hours?
The author reflects on their 200-day journey through addiction recovery, detailing the challenges of detoxing at home and confronting their life choices. They describe feelings of inadequacy, the romanticization of addiction, and the emotional struggles they faced while seeking a healthier lifestyle. Ultimately, they emphasize the transformative power of recovery and self-discovery.
The Golden Key by Emmet Fox
I have compressed this essay into a few pages. Had it been possible I would have reduced it to as many lines. It is not intended to be an...
Unlearning Contempt: A Midlife Perspective
You know that feeling when you catch yourself mid-judgment, that split second where your brain has already categorized someone or something before...
When Life Breathes Itself: Beyond Human Intervention
There's a profound wisdom in observing how life moves when we're not constantly pushing, prodding, and manipulating its delicate rhythms. Nature...
When Life Breathes Itself: Beyond Human Intervention
Here's a profound wisdom in observing how life moves when we're not constantly pushing, prodding, and manipulating its delicate rhythms. Nature...
Finding Meaning in Simplicity: How Small Reflections Can Lead to a Happier Life
Let’s be honest—life can feel like a never-ending race sometimes. We’re chasing achievements, collecting stuff, and staying busy just for the sake...
This Is “Why” I Don’t Work For Everyone
I'm listening to an excellent story from the AA Grapevine, but all it has done is remind me of what I will do every time—"Why did you do it?" Possibly a question outside the tenets of AA and "Keep Coming Back." Certainly! Never stay behind. I will carry you if...
Being Powerless, Steps 1, 2, and 3 and Praying for My Own Presence
Last Friday, I wrote on a list I share with the love of my life (I know that may sound "cheesy" to people. She is.) I admitted my powerlessness over... 1. being nervous, believing that something can make me sane again—from the nervousness—and convincing myself that...
Sponsorship
It is not rare to change Sponsors. They tell you from the get-go, it's not a marriage, it's not X, Y, or Z. And that's precisely what I have said about myself and to others replying "You need a more cerebral program, I get it." By cerebral I do not mean analytical....







