Through this meeting I discovered the nuance in Tradition 7.
Latterly in Concept 4, as well. I always felt that harmony always existed outside of me.
In my Step 11 musings, something has been clambering for attention. An old memory-
and my mum's words- when our family, FOO, was a young family:- "I hate peace!"
From my first meeting- I learned about detachment. In the meantime I married and
had a family. I don't really think- that I was all there. Less than half way, sometimes.
But stuff did happen. Middle years were really tempestuous... but I always recalled what
the older women said in our community:- "Out of the frying pan, and into the fire."
So, now, after all of that time- inner peace is a great framework for personal harmony.
"Let it begin with me."
Thanks Audrey, and y'all... ...
Audrey said
Jul 10, 2021
Thank you so much for your share David. "Let it begin with me" I need this reminder that I have complete control over me, over my reactions, over my choices, over how I show up.
4. Participation is the key to harmony.
Through this meeting I discovered the nuance in Tradition 7.
Latterly in Concept 4, as well. I always felt that harmony always existed outside of me.
In my Step 11 musings, something has been clambering for attention. An old memory-
and my mum's words- when our family, FOO, was a young family:- "I hate peace!"
From my first meeting- I learned about detachment. In the meantime I married and
had a family. I don't really think- that I was all there. Less than half way, sometimes.
But stuff did happen. Middle years were really tempestuous... but I always recalled what
the older women said in our community:- "Out of the frying pan, and into the fire."
So, now, after all of that time- inner peace is a great framework for personal harmony.
"Let it begin with me."
Thanks Audrey, and y'all...
...
Thank you so much for your share David.
"Let it begin with me" I need this reminder that I have complete control over me, over my reactions, over my choices, over how I show up.
In serevice
Audrey