Anger can be an important part of the process, the journey, that is the construction and discovery of our spiritual home. But resentment has the capacity to stop that process, to abort that journey. The anger that metamorphoses into resentment isolates us,creating the illusion that the world has stopped in its tracks and has come to focus entirely upon our hurts, our desires, our victimhood. In resentment there is no chance of release but only inprisonment in a painful past and the gradual stifling of all serenity, indeed, of all humanity. If a man removes his bitterness, he becomes human, otherwise he becomes an animal. --Spirituality of Imperfection-- Intergrated Recoverys question to you is; have you ever been able to deal with your resentments ? Is it something youve worked diligently ? Do you notice less resentments unfolding now that you are clean and sober? Please share your thoughts with us or perhaps ponder these questions and discuss it with your sponsor or another recovering member. Posted by Robyn M.
Posted on: Wed, 05 Mar 2014 10:42:51 +0000
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