Spirituality
Here I have listed several of my own meeting and self notes on spirituality for me. These have helped me greatly!
Tips For Increasing Your Spirituality Daily
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Pray and Meditation.
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Stay plugged in.
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Take time in morn for meditation to start day.
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Read.
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Don’t isolate.
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Don’t rest on you Loral’s.
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You can only give away what you don’t need for your own survival. U can only do what u have the power to do.
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Frame of mind – Keep with it – Keep grounded.
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“The spiritual Sport Room – Workout and strengthen your spirituality.
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Learn your triggers – What sets you off.
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Be grateful
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Stop trying to take control of things.
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Is power available?
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Remember, we only have a Daily reprieve.
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If we keep giving and giving and giving, we can get to a point where we not only have thing left to give, but also have nothing left 4 us.
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We have gotten help ourselves, too.
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Body builders have trainers –The get trained.
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Wonder if something is right: Ask, “Can I take God with me?”
Tips For Staying Plugged In
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Do Things: "Just because".
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Remember: My self will, will run me amuck.
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Create an “off-work” routine.
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Get on knees.
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Time is a PRESENT – That’s why the call it that.
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Daily readings – besides the morn.
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Refocus: Serenity prayer.
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Daily – Ask him to help me to get rid of these shortcomings…these defects.
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Pray and then meditate – communicate.
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Find balance.
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Find the feeling of being connected.
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When we feel alone, He is working with us the most.
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I can’t – He Can- So let Him.
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Remember – Gifts are Gifts – Sobriety
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Sometimes we have to “not do something”. Don’t interfere with someone else’s growth. Let God work with them
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Get out in Nature.
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Read the Big Book – Tells us how to get closer to God.
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Gratitude.
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See God in other people – Speaking through them.
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