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| Who we are I came to see the damage that was done and the treasures that prevail. --Adrienne Rich It takes great courage to face ourselves--to look honestly and fearlessly at our behavior, especially if we have done and said things we are not proud of. We may have caused a lot of sadness in our own and others' lives. It's not easy to look at. But let's remember, too, that what we do and say is not all of who we are. And let's also look at the treasures in ourselves--those things we have said and done that have brought great comfort, joy, and love into the lives of others. Beneath the negative parts of ourselves, deep within us, is a kernel of good. Let's look for that as well, and water it so it can grow--so we can grow into the persons we are meant to be. What is the best part of me, and how can I share it today? |
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I agree. Sober, there is a best part of me that wants to speak. So many years it was, should I say, "PICKLED". I had a sour pickle speaking for me. Isn't it great when we start to feel internal contintment. I find it so strange to be able to like myself even if someone doesn't. Ever have the burden of thinking everyone had to like you? And if they didn't it had to be your fault. Don W
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