32nd Weekly Thought:

The Life in Our Hands

Having a vision does not mean that we can rape, terrorize or manipulate others or even ourselves. If we do, we will definitely land in chaos, confusion, destruction, poverty, permanent war and struggle ... and at the end questioning or losing our own vision.

The gift of this step is a peaceful and grateful mind.

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One of the most important experiences we have has to do with our responsibility. We notice that we see it differently and that it is changing.

We are responsible for our work and tasks. Even if they seem too small or too big. If we don't work hard at it, then we don't use our abilities. And then we cannot blame our luck or fate for the bad result. It was our error. We were irresponsible.

This applies to all our activities and also to what we say and think. All this is only in our hands. 

Paying attention to our partners, classmates, colleagues and sharing as a responsible person is also part of it.

We are not responsible for what others do or think about what we do and think. 

Nor for what others want to hold us responsible for. 

Nor are we responsible for the problems and feelings of others. They are theirs!!!

Step by step we realise what is in our hands and take responsibility for it. It is much more than we believed - and much less than we were led to believe. We recognise our freedom. Our Inner Voice and Vision shows us the way. And our life and the Higher Power gives us the tasks we have to learn and master.

Our key is our recognition of our reality.

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