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Clearing a Channel
During the day, we can pause where situations must be met and decisions made, and renew the simple request “Thy will, not mine, be done.”
If at these points our emotional disturbance happens to be great, we will more surely keep our balance provided we remember, and repeat to ourselves, a particular prayer or phrase that has appealed to us in our reading or meditation. Just saying it over and over will often enable us to clear a channel choked up with anger, fear, frustration, or misunderstanding, and permit us to return to the surest help of all—our search for God’s will, not our own, in the moment of stress.
~ TWELVE AND TWELVE, PP. 102-103 ~
© 1967 by Alcoholics Anonymous ® World Services, Inc
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