January 5 in The Little Blue Book ONE DAY at a TIME in AL-ANON
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January 5 in The Little Blue Book ONE DAY at a TIME in AL-ANON
January 5 in The Little Blue Book ONE DAY at a TIME in AL-ANON:
This day, I will concentrate on the inner meaning of the Commandment, “Thou shalt love they neighbor as thyself.” I will accept myself, for that is the primary condition under which the good in me can grow. Unless I am at peace with the child of God I am, I cannot love and help my neighbor. Regrets are vain. They interfere with the good I could do today, the making of the better person I want to be tomorrow.
TODAY’S REMINDER
Condemning ourselves for mistakes we have made is just as bad as condemning others for theirs. We are not really equipped to make judgments, not even of ourselves.
Thomas A’Kempis said, “All perfection in this life is attended by some imperfection and all our farseeing is not without obscurity.”
“Today I pray for the wisdom to build a better tomorrow on the mistakes and experiences of yesterday.”
This day, I will concentrate on the inner meaning of the Commandment, “Thou shalt love they neighbor as thyself.” I will accept myself, for that is the primary condition under which the good in me can grow. Unless I am at peace with the child of God I am, I cannot love and help my neighbor. Regrets are vain. They interfere with the good I could do today, the making of the better person I want to be tomorrow.
TODAY’S REMINDER
Condemning ourselves for mistakes we have made is just as bad as condemning others for theirs. We are not really equipped to make judgments, not even of ourselves.
Thomas A’Kempis said, “All perfection in this life is attended by some imperfection and all our farseeing is not without obscurity.”
“Today I pray for the wisdom to build a better tomorrow on the mistakes and experiences of yesterday.”
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