10-17-03

[rosie read and post]

Twenty-Four Hours A Day

A.A. Thought For The Day

How seriously do I take my obligations to A.A.? Have I taken
all the
good I can get out of it and then let my obligations slide?
Or do I constantly feel a
deep debt of gratitude and a deep sense of loyalty to the
whole A.A. movement? Am I
not only grateful but also proud to be a part of such a
wonderful fellowship, which is
doing such marvelous work among alcoholics? Am I glad to be a
part of the great
work that A.A. is doing and do I feel a deep obligation to
carry on that work at
every opportunity? Do I feel that I owe A.A. my loyalty and
devotion?

Meditation For The Day

If your heart is right, your world will be right. The
beginning of all
reform must be in yourself. It's not what happens to you,
it's how you take it. However
restricted your circumstances, however little you may be able
to remedy financial
affairs, you can always turn to your inward self and, seeing
something not in order
there, seek to right it. And as all reform is from within
outward, you will always find
that the outward is improved as the inward is improved. As
you improve yourself,
your outward circumstances will change for the better. The
power released from within
yourself will change your outward life.

Prayer For The Day

I pray that the hidden power within me may be released. I
pray that I may not imprison
the spirit that is within me.
























































































































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