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I am thankful to my HP that I am not in charge or everything, what a heavy burden that would be. I am responsible for me and my interactions with life. Beyond that, I must remember everyday to let go and let God(HP) It is in the surrender as discussed in step 1. My HP knows that which to me is a mystery. Thank you HP for leading me through the fog.
How have you kept your own ego from swallowing up and crushing everything and everyone around you, lately?
-By realizing and finally accepting as hard as it can be to accept; that some places or people are hell on earth (from your unique perspective). And their only purpose is to awaken heaven, to awaken the heaven in you, and the heaven on earth. Separation is there to teach us oneness.
I’m starting to realize that when we let go of the need to be in control all the time, something sacred happens. We begin to understand the power of our energy. And not just the power but the sacredness of it.
With that awareness, we stop wasting energy on what doesn’t belong to us. We begin investing it in what truly matters. We become intentional. We stop getting drained by people or situations that pull us out of alignment.
Sometimes the most powerful thing we can do is surrender
Surrender to life
To the flow
To what is right
Trying to control certain people in my life has pulled me away from myself. I’ve gotten swallowed in their emotional dimensions and in the process, I lost my own. I stopped living in my universe and started surviving in theirs.
But when I take charge of my emotions, when I prioritize my peace above all else, something shifts. I come home to myself. I stop trying to manage dysfunction and instead allow myself to release it.
I don’t need to control dysfunctional people or dysfunctional environments. I am worthy of peaceful loving spaces. I am worthy of joy. I am worthy of heaven.
And I no longer need to manage or control hell.
When my pride and ego kick in that’s when things start to fray. Step 3 requires me to admit that I need God to control my own recovery by making the decision.
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