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PostHeaderIcon REFUSE TO BE A VICTIM

Tuesday, 17 August 2010 14:02 | Written by Keith Bray | PDF | Print | E-mail

Refuse To Be a Victim

 

Nothing and no one can make us a victim. We do it to ourselves when we allow external circumstances to hold power over us.

Although we have no control over what happens to us, we ALWAYS have a choice in how we respond. We hold our power when we accept complete responsibility for our thoughts, feelings and actions.

"A man may fall many times but he won't be a failure until he says someone pushed him." -- Elmer G. Letterman

"The most potent weapon in the hands of the oppressor is the mind of the oppressed." -- Steven Biko

 

Last Updated (Tuesday, 17 August 2010 14:05)

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PostHeaderIcon Friday 13th-Gratitude

Friday, 13 August 2010 15:27 | Written by Keith Bray | PDF | Print | E-mail

FRIDAY THE 13th-Gratitude

Just a little rambling today! It's been a tough week at the old ranch and with the most important human in my life. Tough through circumstances, not my actions.

Today is a great day (as is every day) to feel gratitude!

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PostHeaderIcon ARE YOU IN DENIAL?

Tuesday, 10 August 2010 16:39 | Written by Keith Bray | PDF | Print | E-mail

ARE YOU IN DENIAL? (or Swimming in the NILE)

 

Ahh, that old line, denial is not a river in Egypt! Ever think about what you’re in denial about?

I spent many years denying some major issues. I drank and drugged too much, I used mood altering behaviours (with other people) to escape reality and likely several other things! My family and those close to me were in denial; denial about the life they lived as a direct result of my behaviour and a false belief that how we lived was normal. Our family had many secrets.

My actions not only hurt me, but hurt those I cared the most about, and denying this caused a huge problem for many!

Statistics tell us that at least 10% of the population suffers from addiction. The average household still sits at about 4 people. Funny then, about 1/3 of the population or more are directly impacted by addiction, yet how many admit it and take action to do something about it?

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PostHeaderIcon OPEN ABOUT PROBLEMS? (Denial)

Tuesday, 03 August 2010 16:15 | Written by Keith Bray | PDF | Print | E-mail

OPEN ABOUT PROBLEMS?

Many of us lived in situations where it wasn't okay to identify, have, or talk about problems. Denial became a way of life - our way of dealing with problems.

When working with others in recovering a life you want and transforming to a new way of life, many still fear problems. We continue to react or deny problems; we do not delve in to the cause! To be able to admit and deal with problems on a daily basis is truly a gift; and a skill that can be learned.

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PostHeaderIcon PERSONAL BOUNDARIES-IMPORTANT TO SET

Tuesday, 27 July 2010 13:55 | Written by Keith Bray | PDF | Print | E-mail

Personal Boundaries-Important To Set

I had no idea what personal boundaries were for a large part of my life. Understanding what they are and then setting them and staying strong to keep them in place has been a learned skill; and one that requires constant vigilance.

I allowed others to put me in situations over the years that instinctively made me feel uncomfortable. This was particularly true with those I cared about. I wanted to please them at the expense of myself.

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