EPISODE · Jan 26, 2026 · 2 MIN
January 26: Just for Today meditation, read by Chris
from Voices of Recovery · host The Works of Wisdom
Just for Today meditation for January 26, read by ChrisDonations via PayPal and questions may be directed to:[email protected] 26Self-centeredness"The spiritual part of our disease is our total self-centeredness."Basic Text p. 20––––=––––What is self-centeredness? It is our belief that the world revolves around us. Our wishes, our demands are the only ones worth consideration. Our self-centered minds believe they are capable of getting everything they want if only they would be left to their own devices. Self-centeredness assumes total self-sufficiency.We say that self-centeredness is the spiritual part of our disease because the self- centered mind cannot conceive of anything greater or more important than itself. But there is a spiritual solution to our spiritual malady: the Twelve Steps of Narcotics Anonymous. The steps lead us away from self-centeredness and toward God- centeredness.We strip away our delusion of self-sufficiency by admitting our own powerlessness and seeking the aid of a Power greater than ourselves. We acknowledge the bankruptcy of our self-righteousness by admitting we've been wrong, making amends, and seeking knowledge of what's right from the God our understanding.And we deflate our overwhelming sense of self-importance by seeking to serve others, not only ourselves.The self-centeredness afflicting our spirit can be treated with a spiritual solution: the Twelve Steps.––––=––––Just for today:My guidance and my strength comes from a Higher Power, not from my own self. I will practice the Twelve Steps to become more God-centered and less self-centered. ––––=––––© NA World ServicesThis podcast is not affiliated with Narcotics Anonymous, and is an independent production of the Works of Wisdom
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