A Few Words Away from Peace and Acceptance

Our minds are a bustling, brain-sized economy of thought: we’re constantly grappling with and trying to resolve the daily questions and concerns of our lives. Whether we like it or not, our energy is always spent on something. The Serenity Prayer helps to regulate those thoughts and pin our attention to the matters that most deserve it.

Across many cultures and creeds, that great recovery mantra has improved countless lives. This is a wonderful opportunity to review its sweeping history, meaning and importance because it really simplifies how we spend our energy, which ultimately grants us a great deal of peace and acceptance.

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