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  • Reflection for the Day

    Posted by KenL - 11/07/09, 09:54 am

    November 7 Reflection of the DayThere are those in the Gamblers Anonymous Program who, at the beginning, shun meditation and prayer as they would avoi...

  • Relfection for the Day

    Posted by KenL - 11/06/09, 11:05 am

    November 6 Reflection of the DayThere are no boundaries to meditation. It has neither width, depth, nor height, which means that it can always be furt...

  • Refection for the Day

    Posted by KenL - 11/05/09, 12:07 pm

    November 5 Reflection of the DayFor many months after I came to gamblers Anonymous, I paid little attention to the Eleventh Step, to the practice of s...

  • Reflection for the Day

    Posted by KenL - 11/04/09, 10:00 am

    November 4 Reflection of the DayIn the words of Teilhard de Chardin, “We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual be...

  • Reflection for the Day

    Posted by KenL - 11/03/09, 10:36 am

    The Gamblers Anonymous Red Book says: “The word spiritual can be said to describe those characteristics of the human mind that represent the hig...

  • Reflection for the Day

    Posted by KenL - 11/02/09, 11:22 am

    November 2 Reflection for the DayThe more self-searching we do, the more we realize how often we react negatively because our "pride has been hur...

  • Reflection for the Day

    Posted by KenL - 11/01/09, 11:14 am

    November 1 Reflection for the DayThose whom I most respect in the Gamblers Anonymous Program – and, in turn, those from whom I’ve learned ...

  • Reflection for the Day

    Posted by KenL - 10/31/09, 08:14 am

    OCTOBER 31 Reflection of the DayThe mystery of ego: painful when inflated and painful to deflate, often keeping me from wholeheartedly working the Gam...

  • Reflection for the Day

    Posted by KenL - 10/30/09, 11:02 am

    October 30 Reflection for the DayWhen I'm motivated by pride - by bondage of self - I become partly or even wholly blind to my liabilities and sho...

  • Reflection for the Day

    Posted by KenL - 10/29/09, 10:14 am

    OCTOBER 29 Reflection for the Day   Virtually all of us suffered the defect of pride when we sought help through the Program, the Twelv...

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Reflection for the Day

Posted by KenL - 11/10/09, 11:14 am
November 10 Reflection of the Day
When I first came to Gamblers Anonymous, I thought humility was just another word for weakness. But gradually I learned that there’s nothing incompatible between humility and intellect, just as long as I place humility first. As soon as I began to do that, I was told, I would receive the gift of faith - a faith that would work for me as it has worked and continues to work for countless others who have been freed of their gambling addiction and have found a new way of life in the GA program.

Have I come to believe, in the words of Heine, that "the actions of men are like the index of a book; they point out what is most remarkable in them"?

Today I Pray
May I never let my intelligence be an excuse for lack of humility. It is so easy, if I consider myself reasonably bright and capable of making decisions and handling my own affairs, to look down upon humility as a property of those less intelligent. May I remember that intelligence and humility are both God-given.


Today I will Remember
If I have no humility, I have no intelligence.

Relfection for the Day

Posted by KenL - 11/09/09, 09:40 am
November 9 Reflection of the Day

As time passes, daily communion with God is becoming as essential to me as breathing in and out. I don’t need a special place to pray, because God always hears my call. I don’t need special words with which to pray, because God already knows my thoughts and needs. I have only to turn my attention to God, aware that His attention is always turned to me.

Do I know that only good can come to me if I trust God completely?

Today I Pray
May my communion with God become a regular part of my life, as natural as a heartbeat. May I find, as I grow accustomed to the attitude of prayer, that it becomes less important to find a corner of a room, a bedside, a church pew, or even a special time of day, for prayer. May my thoughts turn to God automatically and often, whenever there is a lull in my day or a need for direction.

Today I will Remember.
Let prayer become a habit.

Reflection for the Day

Posted by KenL - 11/08/09, 10:22 am
November 8 Reflection of the Day

My conscious contact with God depends entirely on me and on my desire for it. God’s power is available for me to use at all times; whether I decide to use it or not is my choice. It has been said that “God is present in all His creatures, but all are not equally aware of His presence.” I’ll try to remind myself every day of how much depends on my awareness of God’s influence in my life. And I’ll try to accept His help in everything I do.

Will I remember that God knows how to help me, that He can help me, and that He wants to help me?

Today I Pray
May I be aware always that God’s power and peace are a bottomless well within me. I can draw bucket after bucket from it to refresh and purify my life. All I need to supply are the buckets and the rope. The water is mine – free, fresh, healing, and unpolluted.

Today I will Remember.
The well is God’s; I bring the buckets.

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