Higher Power, you do what you've got to do, I'll do what I've got to do, and let's not trip over each other. OK?
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6 comments:
I like that! :)
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for a beautiful musical song of the Serenity Prayer
that's cute---but I think it's silly to work with the idea of your to do list and God's being equal.
I say a prayer very similar to this every day. It's nice to know I am not alone.
If I surrender to my Higher Power's will and practice acceptance, I'll trip or fall less often. My will is secondary.
A good prayer. But I just signed on, and I'm so sick and tired of feeling guilty about looking out for me. I do-don't jump me-but it's never enough. I look out for myself so much that the guilt comes from a feeling of having no compassion for him. It's very hard to define "enabling" vs "helping get back on track" when he's back to nothing-without ME.
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