Friday, October 6, 2017

my inventory and remember the Four "A's" - Acceptance, Awareness, Action, and Attitude 

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My Gratitude Links from God =got them back..with God's Help!!

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my inventory and remember the Four "A's" - Acceptance, Awareness, Action, and Attitude 
The Four "A's"

Dear God, I have learned to live within my limitations and to live up to my capacities as I grow in recovery. As I try to practice the principles of our Program, I will accept the truth that I seek progress and not spiritual perfection. I pray to admit my limitations and remind myself I am only human. I have quit trying to play God.
When I take my inventory and remember the Four "A's" - Acceptance, Awareness, Action, and Attitude – I continue learning to live within my limitations and to live up to my capabilities. 

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