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PostHeaderIcon How "FREE" Could Keep You Captive - Addiction Help

Friday, 29 January 2010 11:55 | Written by Keith Bray | PDF | Print | E-mail

   I just received a heads up from my friend Patrick at www.spititualriver.com about an article with this title. I read it, will post it in its entirety on my web site (www.hopeserenity.ca) and will paraphrase it here. Whoa to the few who say there he goes promoting, the site is there for those who have an interest in reading an interesting article that is too long to post here.

 

   I keep hearing, and it is true, that the word free will snap people out of even a hypnotic state. Look at what we see on the internet and you’ll know what I’m saying!

Yet do we get things for free or is the word one that takes us captive?

   I will state, I have honestly got one thing in my life for free. A power and new life given to me freely through a higher power some chose to call God. No strings attached free.

   Many other things I got for free, I treated like they were worth what I paid for them. An oft time, what I have received for free has or is perceived to have little value; and I’m not unique.. I am truly grateful for the one gift I have been given for free, a relationship with a higher power that is always there for me IF I listen!

   To me, life is not about price, it’s about value. I am prepared to pay a fair price for things that are of value to me. For my “free” fellowship I paid a horrific price, but I have certainly received great value. I paid for an education, but it has great value! Things are not about price, they are about results. If I pay, I want a payback!

   When I pay for something, I usually give it focus. I want my money’s worth out of it, and in most cases do what I have to do to get value and the desired results. I have found a way to get the money I have needed to pay for expertise when I’ve needed it. Funny, I’ve invested in me to get results and have done so without regret. I remember how I could find money to support destructive behaviour. I feel good to be able to invest in constructive remedies!

   Pay is not just money. It may well be things like time, effort and action. Most fail when they do not invest time effort and action to get the results they truly want!

   The closing line of the article says it all. “If you value other things, honour them and commit the necessary focus, time and money investment-you value yourself.”

Take a look at the complete article. It offers a perspective!

 

Last Updated (Friday, 29 January 2010 17:35)

 
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