The most beautiful, touching thing you can do for your mother is to forgive her.

It's the most beautiful thing she have done for you.

Forgive her now before it's too late.

Life gets better when we lean with the flow of it.

We have to use our intuition rather than our fixed ideas if it's going to make any sense.

Life doesn't care about what we think or feel.

Therefore, we change our pattern of resisting life by learning and accepting who we are. We can't accept it until we accept ourselves.

Whether we realize it or not, we all talk to ourselves.

No matter how hard we try to shut off our minds we don't have the ability to do it.

Our self-talk reflects the way we feel about ourselves. In this episode, I talk about becoming conscious of the things we tell ourselves so we can be mentally free.

Thousands of addicts found recovery despite the crisis they faced. You never have to use drugs again one day at a time for the remainder of your life!

Let us love you until you understand how to love yourself. If I can do it, you can too! Email me @ [email protected]

The war is over...

The flesh is trying to teach us how to gain the world and lose our soul. The Spirit enlightens us we can't lose our souls. The Holy Spirit is perfectly aware that we don't recognize our true selves. That's why God put His Spirit in us to steer us to all truth and teach us our worth.

Most men have no inner resources to help them escape the trap of their egos. When our emotions get in the way our vision gets narrow. A spiritual man like Joseph kept one eye on God even when he was in his feelings.

In this episode, I had an informative conversation with a good friend of mine on the Stereo app about accepting reality. Our expectations exert tremendous discomfort in our lives when we don't get what we want.

An intimate relationships must go through major reconstruction during recovery. It pertains to removing self-defeating patterns that have become embedded during active addiction.

Restoring trust takes time.

Our words played an important role in addiction. They helped us stay in our self-made prison. We must proceed to do the next best thing until our words again have value. People who we have hurt learn to trust again by our actions, not our words.

Learn to pay attention to what you tell yourself. Our internal dialogue has the power to calm us are make us feel inadequate. Our sense of who we are is wrapped up in our thoughts.