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Thoughtfood for Friday, May 29, 2009 Serenity Moments of perception can build into a lifetime of serenity. - As Bill Sees It, p. 173 From the Big Book: "In time they will see... More »
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Thoughtfood for Thursday, May 21, 2009 Serenity Serenity to me, therefore, is the absence of insoluble conflict. And it is up to me first to determine whether, after an honest look at myself, I can... More »
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Thoughtfood for Saturday, June 21, 2008 Serenity That word "serenity" looked like an impossible goal when we first saw the prayer. In fact, if serenity meant apathy, bitter resignation,or stolid endurance, then we didn't even... More »
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Thoughtfood for Thursday, February 28, 2008 A Full and Happy Life When I first came to this Fellowship, I had lost my health and sanity, my friends, much of my family, my self-respect, and my... More »
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Thoughtfood for Friday, January 4, 2008 Serenity Prayer "As I worked (making coffee) my temporary sponsor's sponsor and I had a discussion about prayer. 'I would ask God to do something for me,' I said, 'and... More »
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Thoughtfood for Saturday, October 6, 2007 Serenity I came into my apartment and I suddenly collapsed on the floor. I lay there breathing kind of heavily and I said to myself, "Oh, to hell with... More »
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