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Maciek13d ago
What are you saying? To be dependent? To submit completely? But I want to be self‑sufficient! And what if I submit to someone who makes me do things I don’t want to do? People who have suffered enough, running on self‑will, will understand this a little better than others. It comes from a place of desperation. Whatever we choose, we will have a god in charge. When we put ourselves in that role, we pay the price. We are not the source of life. We are not the source of freedom. We are not the source of love. Eventually, when we desperately want to free ourselves from the misery we’ve created, we must recognize the need to find and connect with the Good Spirit. We are not God. Maybe the problem is that we don’t see God as good, loving, and perfect. But maybe we were wrong about God. How about trying, at least, to hope that God is love? Maybe it just doesn’t look the way we thought it should. To move forward, we need to believe—or at least consider—that surrendering our will and our lives to a loving Higher Power can simply be a net benefit for us. #lent #12steps #step3 📝 55349314…
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Marina13d ago
Absolutely. As humans, we are relational beings by design. We just cannot achieve anything in life alone. When we are born, we are completely dependent on our parents, while growing up and during adult life, “it takes a village” to fulfil all needs - regardless if they are of practical or emotional nature. When we are older or sick, we also need support from others. So why resisting spiritual, loving support? It generally gives oneself a sense of direction and meaning.
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