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May 19, 2025 Letting Go of Our Personal Pridefulness and Learning how to Humble Ourselves is only way we are going be able to Help the rest of the Human Race and to Inspire one another to become a better version of our individual selves.  Selflessness, Self-Care, and Our Spiritual Condition Page 144 "The principles we learn in the steps help us let go of our selfishness and lovingly serve the needs of others." It Works, Tradition One In hindsight, many of us find that self-centeredness shaped our thinking and behavior. We realize how much energy we spent protecting our fragile egos, imagining what others thought about us, or carefully curating our image on social media. Privately, we were often negative, selfish, and entitled, as we neglected the work of doing our best with what we had. The Steps have a way of setting us on a more productive course in life. We see who we've been, come to understand who we are, and clear out what interferes with taking a more positive, sel...

May 18, 2025 The Conscience is the knowledge of right and wrong or purity and sin. Written on your personal spirit by the one who created it.  https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/conscience (Matter of Conscience)  This is a matter of conscience - it's a moral issue, not a political one. Connecting to Our Conscience Page 143 " We learn to listen to our conscience--that still, small voice within that tells us if we're heading in the right direction. " Living Clean, Chapter 3, "Spirituality Is Practical" Some of us might argue that the solutions to our problems, the answers to our moment-to-moment decisions and our big life choices, have always been within our reach. We just haven't been listening to our conscience. We've been unable to hear it because of the competing, confusing cacophony of noise in our heads, a squeaky hamster wheel of thoughts that we can't get off of. Others of us feel as if we never had a conscience and that...

  May 17, 2025 My Explanation for this Principle is that some people really don't know how to love because they were raised in a household of people who were raised by old-school people, per se, who don't show human emotions for one another, except for in their bedroom or in their own personal time together. Some people were raised by abusive parents or guardians who were taught by their own parents or guardians. The environments that individuals are raised in and around are the foundations of our thinking and our memories from infancy into adulthood. Love for Unity's Sake Page 142 " Unity depends on our willingness to keep coming from love, even when that seems like the hardest thing to do. " Guiding Principles, Tradition Two, "Spiritual Principles" Why is coming from love so difficult sometimes? Practicing the principle of unity in all of our affairs--and coming from a place of love while doing it--so often seems to require superhuman powers. Sometimes...