July 31 - One of the most serious consequences of the me-me-me syndrome
is that we lose touch with practically everyone around us - not to
mention reality itself. The essence of self-pity is total
self-absorption, and it feeds on itself. Rather than ignore such an
emotional state - or deny that we're in it - we need to pull out of our
self-absorption, stand back, and take a good honest look at ourselves.
Once we recognize self-pity for what it is, we can begin to do something
about it.
Am I living in the problem rather than the answer?
Today I Pray - I pray that my preoccupation with self, which is wound up
tight as a Maypole, may unwind itself and let its streamers fly again
for others to catch and hold. May the thin, familiar wail of me-me-me
become a chorus of us-us-us, as we in the Fellowship pick apart our
self-fullness and look at it together.
Today I Will Remember - Change me-me-me to us-us-us.
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