Keystone Recovery

First, divine order is actual.

Our habitual narrow mental vision prevents us from stepping back and seeing the “pattern” of our days and lives.

Second, let us accept all the roads we’ve taken.

Too often, we cling to our head-shaking guilt and aching regret, repeatedly labeling our choices as catastrophes.

Third, without “wasteland” experiences, we couldn’t be where we are now.

Our experiences have come precisely because we’ve needed them. This recognition is without a doubt difficult and embarrassing. But we’ll live with ourselves much more easily when we realize that we’ve chosen each event, consciously or not, for growth. As we admit our choices, we become more open to the lessons we needed to learn. Then we’re ready to allow the next good before us.

-Mariln Davis