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11/12/2024

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27/11/2024

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11/06/2024

California Inland Regional Convention CIRCNA 25June 14-16, 2024Palm Desert, CA Online registration closed.On-site registration opens at Noon on Friday, June 14th.

17/12/2022

Having patience for discussion or waiting until the next meeting before moving forward with a decision, saves the energy and goodwill lost when hasty actions have consequences.

—Guiding Principles, Tradition Two

The work we do in NA service is important. When we serve well, more addicts will have the chance to hear our message and find recovery. We make a huge difference in the lives of addicts. Our sense of urgency for helping addicts can go a long way in helping us to stay motivated to serve well. We strive to be efficient, thorough, and creative in our efforts. Lives are on the line, after all.

In our efforts to be expedient, we run the risk of making mistakes. Adhering to our Traditions, local laws, and good old‐fashioned common sense may require careful planning, consideration, and, sometimes, lengthy discussion. Seemingly endless debates can put our “principles before personalities” muscles to the test. The more complicated things get, the more difficult it is to communicate well.

We want answers and solutions as soon as possible. If an idea requires more time and thought than we want to give, we either dismiss it out of hand or throw caution to the wind and just do it. In both cases, we are doing ourselves—and NA—a disservice. Scrapping a good idea, we don’t want to think through can mean missing out on a chance to reach more addicts. Putting a half‐baked idea into action can lead to unexpected complications or consequences.

Patience is more than simply waiting things out; it’s making the commitment to be present through the process. When we devote time and mental energy to challenging discussions— even when they’re mind‐numbingly tedious—we honor ourselves, our fellow trusted servants, and the addicts yet to hear our message.

13/12/2022

2 Corinthians 12:9.
My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.

🖤

11/12/2022

// really focusing on integrity these days; being a woman of my word. We all fall short of the Glory of God. But like I tell my clients "you've already been forgiven" believe that & keep going.

15/10/2022

To the recovering heart. ❤️‍🩹

18/05/2022

The challenges we face in are endless. Well, life in general is difficult for anyone. When I find time to write; find time to reflect. I am momentarily set free from the responsibilities this realm demands of me. I am by no means a literary God but I write transparently. If you're feeling some confusion in your Recovery today, sit with self and put pen to paper. 🖤

18/05/2022

Objective: Secure the bag. 🤓

18/05/2022

Stay Vigilant, seek 🖤

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