Ism
A lot of people not only think that these characteristics can be addressed and corrected through the pursuit of a more spiritual existence but experience it as being so.
and that is regardless of whether they're alcoholic or not, addicts or not, anything or not.
a lot of people simply experience that incorporating spiritual practices and 'principles' into their lives removes or eases traits that bring them and others misery.
to put it generally.
and that is regardless of whether they're alcoholic or not, addicts or not, anything or not.
a lot of people simply experience that incorporating spiritual practices and 'principles' into their lives removes or eases traits that bring them and others misery.
to put it generally.
I believe that it is more often my behaviours than traits that need fixing in order to ease the misery of others.
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It's AA speak but came into the rooms in the heyday of treatment, the 80's. Nowadays I hear "Do the next right thing" ---as if doing the next wrong thing is always needling me. The ism stuff is just something an armchair philosopher made up and got repeated more than it should have. Good rule of thumb- If it sounds odd it's because it is.
To those who never experienced an orgasm first hand, they "sound odd".
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