Today We can Co-create a New Reality with Great Ease and Grace – Step 2

Multiple hands making a clay bowl on a potter's wheel w/ sfz title

Written by

Bodhi Baba

in

,

“The hidden child wants to be able to participate and to co-create in art, rather than being simply an admiring viewer.”- Christian Morgenstern (1871 – 1914) German poet / author

~~~ Sign up to get Zonr for Today’s Full SFZ

~~~

In what ways have some of your latest achievements felt inspired with your HP’s help, lately?

OR

What does it mean to listen to your inner voice and work with something bigger than yourself to make good choices?

~~~

One Love – Bob Marley (2:42)

The Sandwich Wrapper. A Poem by Christian Morgenstern (3:09)

Dolphin Matrix Meditation (8:01)

An Analysis of: Today We Can Co-create a New Reality with Great Ease and Grace 

Today’s SFZ  explores the practice of co-creation and spiritual partnership through the lens of recovery, prayer, and inner awareness. Drawing on Step Two of the 12-Step tradition, it reflects a shift from self-reliance to divine collaboration. Carl Jung, whose ideas influenced the 12 Steps, emphasized the necessity of a “vital spiritual experience” for transformation. This step invites us to believe in a power greater than ourselves—a foundational moment of humility and possibility.

The excerpt from The Big Book acknowledges the challenges of sexuality and moral discernment. It calls for prayer, sanity, and guidance. Thomas Merton, a Trappist monk and mystic, believed prayer cultivates inner clarity and moral strength. Likewise, praying for “the right ideal” empowers individuals to transcend impulsive behavior and act with intention.

How Al-Anon Works illustrates co-creation as an active, daily practice. Listening for inner guidance before speaking or acting reflects Parker Palmer’s view that “the soul is shy.” This requires slowing down and trusting intuition, which Brene Brown calls an “emotionally attuned practice.”

The quote from Christian Morgenstern reminds us that creativity must be participatory. Co-creation isn’t passive—it demands engagement. Julia Cameron, author of The Artist’s Way, asserts that we’re most alive when we create in partnership with the divine.

Ultimately, co-creation blends action and surrender. It means showing up, listening deeply, and acting with grace. As we align with our Higher Power, even difficult situations become opportunities for growth, transformation, and authentic expression.

Mobile Recovery Spiritual Solutions You Can Count ON!

Zonr logo white co-create

Comments

4 responses to “Today We can Co-create a New Reality with Great Ease and Grace – Step 2”

  1. Ari L Avatar
    Ari L

    My inner voice is hard to find. And often prayer and affirmation is a great way to uncover it under layers of anxiety and preoccupation. So, in a way I leverage my connection with my HP to tune into my inner voice, and am often more willing to listen to the outside connection than the inside.

    Reply
  2. Sabrina J Avatar
    Sabrina J

    My inner voice can serves as a compass for decision-making, guiding me toward actions that align with my core beliefs and long-term aspirations.

    When I view my choices in the context of a larger purpose, I often gain clarity, humility, and a sense of interconnectedness.

    Together, they lead to decisions that are both deeply meaningful and broadly impactful.

    Reply
  3. Carle Avatar
    Carle

    Community is #everything! Its the simple reason I’m out of all the closets I’ve ever known. Chosen Family means movement, civil rights movement, resistance movement, healing a decolonization movement…

    By working recovery I add a little grain in the fight for decolonizing my community’s inheritance of trauma and pain. By learing how to colonize y own heart, I break the pattern that colonizes our community, one day at a time. Every scar is beautiful, each day teaches to be open and let acceptance in.

    “The wounds remain. In time, the mind, protecting its sanity, covers them with scar tissue and the pain lessens. But it is never gone”
    I will never forget where I came from, what brought me hee in the first place.
    “The emotion that can break your heart is sometimes the very one that heals it…”
    ― Nicholas Sparks, At First Sight

    Reply
  4. Br. Buddha Avatar
    Br. Buddha

    Good morning everyone + Happy Wednesday. Here is today’s thought. Are you heart healthy? I don’t mean your cholesterol level or blood pressure. How is your heart? Is it hard + stony or is it soft + more open. If your heart is hardened for one reason or another, ask God to soften it. If your heart is closed to the blessings that God wants for you, ask God to open it. Give your hearts to God, trusting that God will give them back to you as a gift to the world. (Forward Day By Day) Blessings. BB

    Reply

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

More posts