#wearenotthebody #selfworth #acceptance #mearsureup #falsego #step6 #step7 #conundrum

#suit up show up #acceptance #control #my side of the street #service #perspective on happiness

#recovery first #tried and true #commitment #karma #maturity #comparing my insides with others outsides

#We have a choice #BG 2.14 #Acceptance #Chronic pain #this too shall pass

#Emotional toddlers #Empathy #compassion #true understanding #ACA #CoDa #AA #NA #Krishna Consciousness

Step one surrender, inner work, showing up, the body we were given, blame, taking responsibility, suit show up, do the work, faith, hope.

#BIG DEAL! #THE REAL BIG DEAL # SERENITY PRAYER #ACCEPTANCE is not RESIGNATION #ADHD #DEPENDANT ON KRISHNA

Emotional hangovers, acting on whims, regulate, stay in Krishna consciousness, 12 steps, mode of passion, mode of ignorance, mode of goodness, Good Orderly Direction! Making better decisions, we have a choice today! Live in step 3 and 11. Age of Kali

Bhakti Recovery Podcast Shorties

Focus: Keeping the main thing the main thing – showing up and letting Krishna do His work.

Third Step of the Bhakti Recovery Group:

Making a conscious decision to turn our will and lives over to the care of Krishna as we understand Him.

Bhagavad Gita verses:

Chapter 3, Verse 36

Chapter 18, Verses 57-66

Lording over material nature, mode of passion

Key Insights:

Once yogurt is yogurt, we can't make it milk again – only Krishna can. We need Krishna because we are somehow spoiled and need His transformative grace.

Despite Krishna offering love and bliss, we often choose the equivalent of "poop rocks" instead – resisting the divine light.

Association with devotees helps train us to look at Krishna’s light rather than turning away.

Trust Krishna’s guidance, practice humility, and stay grounded in spiritual recovery.

"Let it go, and be free."

Forgiveness isn’t about excusing harm—it’s about freeing ourselves. When we zoom out beyond our egos, we see a bigger picture. Not everyone is meant to be our people, but they might be someone’s people. Wish them well and move on. No need for resentment, no room for vengeance—just space for peace.