GREAT_analogy_of_my_recovery_so_far
GREAT_analogy_of_my_recovery_so_far
From “Twenty-Four Hours A Day” – February 10th
Like a tree, I must be pruned of a lot of dead branches before I will be ready to bear good fruit. Think of changed people as trees that have been stripped of their old branches, pruned, cut, and bare. But through the dark, seemingly dead branches flows silently, secretly, the new sap, until the sun of spring comes new life. There are new leaves, new buds, blossoms, and fruit, many times better because of the pruning.
I think this is a great analogy of my recovery so far.
I hope you can relate to this as well.
Kjell
Like a tree, I must be pruned of a lot of dead branches before I will be ready to bear good fruit. Think of changed people as trees that have been stripped of their old branches, pruned, cut, and bare. But through the dark, seemingly dead branches flows silently, secretly, the new sap, until the sun of spring comes new life. There are new leaves, new buds, blossoms, and fruit, many times better because of the pruning.
I think this is a great analogy of my recovery so far.
I hope you can relate to this as well.
Kjell
Going with the analogy above, it's amazing (and sad) to me how many people are unwilling to have their "dead branches" pruned.
The fear of the unknown is sometimes greater than the pain that is real...I guess.
Kjell
The fear of the unknown is sometimes greater than the pain that is real...I guess.
Kjell
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