Changing

[majestyjo]

Keep It Simple

Changing brings questions, and questions bring change. ---Anonymous

What am I becoming? How do I know if what I'm doing is right? Is it best for me? We are full of questions. Often, times of question a are times of change. We are becoming something new, and there is always a little fear of change. Luckily, we don't need to know what we are becoming to find peace. What we need to know is what we believe in. And we'll become what we believe in. If we believe in sobriety, we'll be sober. If we believe in honestly, we'll struggle to be more honest. We must give ourselves the freedom of becoming. Becoming means we're on a trip, a journey. Over time, becoming takes on a comfort of its own.

Prayer for the Day: Higher Power, what am I becoming? I give up having to know the answer. All I need to believe is that You love me and will do what is best for me.

Action for the Day: I'll ask lots of questions. Often, the question is more important than the answer.

[caressa222]

As I have said many times, "I may have the answer within, but how do I find the questions to ask?" The Fellowship tells me to ask lots of questions. They say there is no such thing as a silly question. It is good to get feed back so I can make a healthy decision as to what is right for me.