Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2017
Today's thought from the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation is:
The chains of habit are too weak to be felt until they are too strong to be broken.
-- Samuel Johnson
The Twelve Steps won't work for anyone unless they are practiced. That's why so many veterans of this program work the Steps over and over. It's a good habit, and good habits - just like bad ones - strengthen with use and time.
Prayer is an important part of this program that becomes as regular as habit, and it's a habit worth getting into. Communing with God at a similar time, or times, every day brings us power for daily living and provides us with a spiritual reserve. Daily contact with our Higher Power gives us special insights into our own actions and helps us look with love on those around us.
Today I will strive to make prayer a habit.
The chains of habit are too weak to be felt until they are too strong to be broken.
-- Samuel Johnson
The Twelve Steps won't work for anyone unless they are practiced. That's why so many veterans of this program work the Steps over and over. It's a good habit, and good habits - just like bad ones - strengthen with use and time.
Prayer is an important part of this program that becomes as regular as habit, and it's a habit worth getting into. Communing with God at a similar time, or times, every day brings us power for daily living and provides us with a spiritual reserve. Daily contact with our Higher Power gives us special insights into our own actions and helps us look with love on those around us.
Today I will strive to make prayer a habit.
You are reading from the book:
In God's Care by Karen Casey. © 1991 by Hazelden Foundation
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