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Questioning My Addiction in Recovery…
Freedom from the past is freedom from thinking about the past!
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How Do I Stop?
How are you going to stop your harmful habits? How are you going to stop drinking, stop using drugs, stop smoking, stop your sex addiction, stop gambling, overeating, overworking, overexercising, or obsessing over internet social…
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Recovery from the Trauma Under My Addictions…
I got sober, and strong enough through spiritual awareness to face my pain and mental suffering, and heal my past, by understanding now what I didn’t understand then.
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Keep Your Emotional Buckets Full of Love…
My heart controls the Love energy that fills my buckets of conscious-feelings, which determine my present emotional state.
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When Leaving Addiction Recovery, Don’t Be Afraid, Be Aware!
Checking into Recovery is the courageous first step; It offers the grace to realize our Higher Power!
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Recovery is not treating my symptoms, it is healing my addictive past, now.
Recently, I realized a new mantra that expresses the growing awareness of my alcohol addiction; rather than treating the effects of the hard-wired addictive thought processes implanted in my brain, I am healing my past…
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Remember, everything is temporary!
Quitting is merely an illusion, powerless thoughts of stopping the flow of Life energy—constant creativity.
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The Illusion of “self-control”
If I stay aware, I can end suffering and start living “with” Life as reality falls into place–Now!
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Cravings: the imaginary “wanna-be’s” are never real!
Awareness that my imaginary self-ego’s “wanna-be” real cravings are never real—Now!
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Addiction Recovery starts with Humility; Staying Sober requires Staying Humble!
Staying humble is selfless freedom from my addiction to living in the past!
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FEAR—Letting Go of What We know Will Kill Us!
FEAR—letting go of what we know will kill us! The mind’s constant craving for control of the future in psychological time.
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Spirituality: Knowing my “True Self” Is always Aware!
Spirituality is the extraordinary understanding of the ordinary: knowing—through awareness—that I am spiritually connected to everything by Love.










