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Why We Reasonably Intelligent People Continue to make Totly Insane Decisions – Step 2

QUESTION ::: What are some of the behaviors, marked by insanity, would you like to see restored to sanity?

Featured Comment ::: “When I have negative thoughts I follow them and I let them carry me through that continuous cycle of one negative thought after another. When I started thinking of politics this morning I realized how angry that makes me and I sit in it like a fly on you know what. I’d also like to learn how to drink 1 cup of coffee once in a while and not like 4. This just really affects my nerves and doesn’t help my sobriety at all. And it is just lovely that every fricken meeting has a huge coffee pot. Like that is supposed to help.” – Adam

DRINK, RINSE, REPEAT-

” … inevitably [we]
ran some insanely tri-
vial excuse for taking the
first drink. Our sound reason-
ing failed to hold us in check.
The insane idea won out. Next
day we would ask ourselves,
in all earnestness and sin-
cerity, how it could have
happened.” (The Big
Book, p. 37)

“Insanity: doing
the same thing over
and over again and ex-
pecting different results.”

– Albert Einstein (1879 – 1955) German physicist

 

Insane in the Membrane – Cypress Hill (3:26)

 Einstein on God (7:48) 

Peaceful Relaxation Meditation (9:59)

 

 

The Insanity Donkey in Lion’s Skin.

A donkey dressed itself in a lion’s skin. Wherever he went near the other animals and villagers feared him. Everyone thought that he was a real lion. Soon he became bold. But one day some farmers heard him braying. They ran after him with sticks. They beat him to death. Thus, the poor donkey paid the price for his foolishness.

 

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This Post Has 5 Comments

  1. Omar

    what I would like to see restore to sanity it is my happiness. I got to the point where I stop smiling but I would like to see my self smiling again, and I know that I will.

  2. Br. Buddha

    Good morning everyone + happy Friday. I would like to share with you my AA credo. I shall be of service in the A.A. fellowship. I shall be loyal in my attendance, generous in my giving, kind in my criticism, creative in my suggestions,loving in my attitudes. I shall give to A.A. my interest, my enthusiasm, my devotion, + most of all, myself. Blessings. BB

  3. Adam

    When I have negative thoughts I follow them and I let them carry me through that continuous cycle of one negative thought after another. When I started thinking of politics this morning I realized how angry that makes me and I sit in it like a fly on you know what. I’d also like to learn how to drink 1 cup of coffee once in a while and not like 4. This just really affects my nerves and doesn’t help my sobriety at all. And it is just lovely that every fricken meeting has a huge coffee pot. Like that is supposed to help.

  4. JB jr.

    Today I have to relearn that a watched pot doesn’t boil … any faster. Knowing when to let things unfold is the greatest gift I can give myself now.

  5. Margot E.

    As I sit here at my computer with my little grandson resting his head on my arm, I know the joy of unconditional love. He has taught me to see the world in new ways and to marvel once again at the magnificence of even the smallest things. Each child gives so much and I wonder if we give to the children in the same way – do I repeat the mistakes of my parents – doing the same thing expecting different results.

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