Thump'n!

[Barefoot]

The first requirement is that we be convinced that
any life run on self-will can hardly be a success. On
that basis we are almost always in collision with some­
thing or somebody, even though our motives are good.
Most people try to live by self-propulsion. Each per­
son is like an actor who wants to run the whole show;
is forever trying to arrange the lights, the ballet, the
scenery and the rest of the players in his own way. If
his arrangements would only stay put, if only people
would do as he wished, the show would be great.
Everybody, including himself, would be pleased. Life
would be wonderful. In trying to make these arrange­
ments our actor may sometimes be quite virtuous. He
may be kind, considerate, patient, generous; even
modest and self-sacrificing. On the other hand, he
may be mean, egotistical, selfish and dishonest. But,
as with most humans, he is more likely to have varied
traits.

[Barefoot]

[Rusty Zipper]

Quote:But,
as with most humans, he is more likely to have varied
traits.

ah, i relate... the Sybils of the disease...

[Barefoot]

[Barefoot]

[Rusty Zipper]

great job with this one foot!

[Barefoot]

[Rusty Zipper]

a great example of...

childlike, grandiose, and emotionaly sensitive...

keep thump'n!

[Rusty Zipper]

Quote:There is a solution. Almost none of us liked the self searching, the leveling of our pride, the confession of shortcomings which the process requires for its successful consummation. But we saw that it really worked in others, and we had come to believe in the hopelessness and futility of life as we had been living it. When, therefore, we were approached by those in whom the problem had been solved, there was nothing left for us but to pick up the simple kit of spiritual tools laid at our feet. We have found much of heaven and we have been rocketed into a fourth dimension of existence of which we had not even dreamed.

the step 2 promise!

[Barefoot]