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What Is Zonr?
Zonr is a brand new, social media platform developed by Pride =Health Alliance to create a cyber-community that unites all who seek spiritual solutions for life’s most challenging issues through artistic expression.
Each day our 750 plus members receive what we call “Mobile Recovery” to help our community connect with one another and explore the universal truths found within.
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Our own “facebook” without the faces.
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To get to Where We want to Go, here’s how We Embrace the Unknown – Step 1
“But we need not fear that we can lose anything by the progress of the soul. The soul may be trusted to the end.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803 – 1882) U.S. Poet, Transcendentalist and lecturer on the unknown ~~~ In what ways have you “embraced the unknown”? – Sign up to Zonr TODAY to
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The Art of Becoming A Winner Without Causing Others to Feel Like They Lost – Step 1
“The best victory is when the opponent surrenders of its own accord before there are any actual hostilities … . It is best to win without fighting.”- Sun-tzu (~400 BC) Chinese general & military strategist on how best to achieve a surrender ~~~ When have you chosen not to fight and surrendered to a situation,
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Why We might Trust that there is a “Master Plan” – Step 1
NO NEED TO KNOW IT ALL RIGHT NOW – “In realizing that we don’t have all the answers, we begin to find some humility. We may not grasp the full impact of what being humble means, but our open-mindedness assures us that we have found and have begun to demonstrate this valuable quality.” (It Works,
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How Not to Feed into Fear so that We Won’t Miss Out on True Nourishment for the Soul – Step 1
“… understanding fear; that means, watch it, learn about it, come directly into contact with it. We are to learn about fear, not how to escape from it.” – Jiddu Krishnamurti (1895 – 1986) Indian spiritual author on our fears ~~~ What fears have you faced lately, and how did powerlessness factor into the situation?
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Why Spiritual Work is Not Really Work at All – Step 1
“THE MOST IMPORTANT THING … IS THAT THEY WORK” – “Our program is a set of principles written so simply that we can follow them in our daily lives. The most im portant thing about them is that they work.” (The Basic Text, p. 9) ~~~ Which simple, tried, and true spiritual principles have you
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“No Sacrifice is Too Great for Preservation of … ” – Trad. 1
WE ARE FAMILY, SVAHA – “[In the past] wemay have placed special requirements on ourfriends, coworkers, or familymembers.” ” … we’ve learnedthat people can differ with uson important matters andstill be loving, supportive friends.” (Overeaters Anon. , p. 134) ~~~ How have you helped strengthen your spiritual family lately? – Sign up to Zonr TODAY
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Why the Road to Recovery is Best Taken One Step at a Time – Step 1
“Habit is habit and not to be flung out of the window by any man, but coaxed downstairs a step at a time.” – Mark Twain (1835 – 1910) U.S., novelist/satirist on survival ~~~ What have you used to coax your bad “habits” down the stairs, i.e., “work the steps”, lately? – Sign up to
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We can Rise from an “Unfeeling, Uncaring Oblivion” – Step 1
WE AVOID MOTTLED POTHOLES THAT CAN NEVER BE FILLED – “[O]ur best thinking and self-will are what brought us to a state of despair and incomprehensible demoralization.” “[B]ecause we had never really taken any action towards realizing our goals, we got loaded and searched for an unfeeling, uncaring oblivion.” (Life w/ Hope, p. 32) ~~~
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“The Love of Liberty is the Love of Others” – Trad. 1
“The love of liberty is the love of others; the love of power is the love of ourselves.” – William Hazlitt (1778 – 1830), English humanist/writer ~~~ When was the last time you allowed another person’s self-expression to blossom into an act of shared love? – Sign up to Zonr TODAY to share your own
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Why Even President Lincoln was Brought to His Knees – Step 1
THE ILLUSION OF CONTROL CAN TAKE MANY FORMS – “When we tried to control ourselves, we wound up demoralized. Even when we succeeded, it wasn’t enough to make us happy. We hid from our pain by eating … .” (Overeaters Anon., p. 5) ~~~ When have you last felt, like Lincoln, “driven” to your knees