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Unpacking the Serenity Prayer
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by CynthiaYockey on November 5, 2010
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Defective. I don’t see the path to Val-U-Rite vodka…
That’s interesting. I admit, I have a bit of a hostile, kneejerk reaction against the serenity prayer. I’ve heard it quoted at me by too many smug, wealthy people as if there is a period after “the things you cannot change.”
Yes. I’m all about that chart. Will be putting on poster board and mounting it in my bedroom where it will be the first thing I see upon opening my eyes.
Thanks for posting this! When I was writing a book on The Wisdom to Know the Difference, I thought of organizing it more or less like this chart. As I started interviewing people, however, I realized that often courage and serenity are intertwined, and it’s only after we’ve accepted our situation that we can see what we’re called to do next.
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