Finding Your Way

Finding Your Way Recovery starts with you. Join us at Finding Your Way Step 3 to find the higher power in recovery. Everyone is welcome.

Meetings held every week at 5:15 PM at the Philadelphia Episcopal Church. Visit our website or contact us for more information.

12/23/2021

I liken the process of transforming habits to turning a cargo ship at sea. A large vessel with that much momentum can’t make sharp turns. However, a one- or two-degree course correction of the rudder, if held steady, will take that ship in a very different direction over time.

—Oren Jay Sofer, “Turning a Ship”

12/13/2021

There may be moments when you feel emotionally cold and dark, when it seems that all the light has gone from your life. But your experience and inner truth are not in sync—the light is always there.

—Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche, “The Light Is Always There”

11/22/2021

Sometimes just listening without saying anything is the best recourse.

—Lewis Richmond, “Food Is Very Important”

11/19/2021

Discipline is choosing between what you want now and what you want most.

11/18/2021

There’s a natural balance, a dance, between embracing and releasing: turning your surroundings into yourself, like the tree that absorbs carbon dioxide, and turning yourself into your surroundings, like the same tree releasing oxygen. This is what Buddhists call the Middle Way.

—Shozan Jack Haubner, “Consider the Seed”

And to survive we must find a way to both embrace who we fully are and let go of the things we do not want to be.

03/16/2021

There’s no actual happiness to be found in always trying to be someone else at some future time, because the fact is, you’ll never quite get there. Why not instead, show up fully, right here, right now?

—Mark Van Buren, “Brief Teachings”

07/04/2020

So many of the steps are appropriate at this time.

I am going to start with Step One. We admitted we were powerless - that our lives had become unmanageable.

The first step is to admit there’s a problem. As I walked through an ICU full of patients dying despite the best care we could give, I listened to other people saying it was a hoax. I cry for my patients have died and for the many who will die because we refuse to admit we have a problem.

Step One - let’s admit we have a problem and we are currently doing a pretty ****ty job managing it,

06/17/2020

In this time, when meetings are closed or not accessible, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We are always here!

03/28/2020

Falling down is what we humans do. If we can acknowledge that fact, judgment softens and we allow the world to be as it is, forgiving ourselves and others for our humanity.

—Lin Jensen, “An Ear to the Ground”

03/15/2020

The sensitive, mindful heart perceives value and worth in all things. It does not rely upon drama or intensity to feel awake and alive, but draws upon receptivity, stillness, and a present moment wholeheartedness.

03/03/2020

If we cultivate awareness enough to step back a bit from simply reacting, we can insert a gap or a pause before being carried away. In that little gap there is the freedom to respond in a fresh way, less predetermined.

—Judy Lief

02/23/2020

Take the attitude that there is nothing in your experience that you need to control or fix, and you’ll be available to experience the perfection that is always there.

—Kate Johnson

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