What is Your Goal?
It's the job of each person to take their
life lessons and turn them into good. I was failing at that for a little while.
Being angry prevents froward movement. Forgiveness for myself and for others
was the key to getting rid of the anger and getting on with a more healthy,
happy life. The fourth and fifth step, a fearless moral inventory shared with
God and another human being, was the catalyst for the forgiveness. If your struggling,
consider it. Keep an open mind and give it a try.
Another
part of the healing is learning to stop playing mind and word games to achieve
the ultimate goal - Feeling OK. Learning to be able to recognize
and express how I am feeling has been invaluable. Hurting doesn't have to turn
to rage (although, unfortunately, it still does at times). Fear shouldn't end
up in an argument over something unrelated.
Being
able to say what I mean and mean what I say makes a big difference in my daily
walk.
This
morning at the golf course was wonderful. Lady friends, all walking our walk
with as much grace as we can muster, sharing a cool morning with the egrets,
herons and coyotes and sharing our life struggles. Boosting each other up in a
lovely way...with understanding that we've all, in one way or another, have been
there before.
Hope
your day is awesome, without anger and hurt, and with someone you love.
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