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August 15, 2009

Each Day Is A New Beginning. . .

After being at a meeting this morning, I was thinking about the joy of this journey we share.  Every one in my group was some one who has become very close to my heart.  But I also thought about all those who haven’t wandered into the recovery rooms yet and want to remember them too.  We must hold in our hearts all people.  Every person alive, in fact.  Those we consider enemies as well as friends we simply have not met yet.

I titled this post each day is a new beginning for two reasons.  One, each day does offer us as many opportunities as we have encounters to make a difference in the life of some one.  And also because it’s the title of my first book and it launched me into a life of service.  But the way I interpret service isn’t just with the  friends in the rooms.  Because of my change of heart,  I consider every one of us to be in service to every one else on this human path.

It makes life so much easier actually.  I don’t have to stop and consider whether or not some one else is worthy of my attention.  Every one is worthy and deserves my loving expressions.  Wouldn’t you agree?

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I am an author, a lecturer, and a workshop presenter. I have presented programs throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Germany, and Ireland. As of July, 2010 I have published 23 books, with number 24 being released in spring of 2011 and a memoir underway. For a listing of my books and ordering information, go to www.womens-spirituality.com. To contact me about presenting a program in your area, call 239-398-6327 or e-mail me from my web site or at jcasey4991@aol.com

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  • Angel
    December 14, 2014

    I was reading your book today each day a new beginning. And in the reading it talked about others being mirrors and struggles a bit..I have always wondered and I have to ask, I never hear you talk about boundaries. What is your take on boundaries? I would love to hear. I love this blog so much. I love my recovery family so much, We are all so different like a mosaic, but still so connected and alike in many ways. Some have come and then gone makes me wonder, but I figure they will come back when they are ready, or perhaps recovery just wasn’t their life path. I have a very close friend about my age that I met just in the last year, so many different people adding to my life right now. I have such a good support system. I am blessed 😉

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    April 13, 2011

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      Shirley Ditsch
      April 13, 2011

      Sorry I have no idea.
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    March 12, 2011

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  • Linda P., Book Horses
    August 20, 2009

    Karen — As always, you’ve really hit the mark with this particular thought. Life is so much easier and pleasant when our first response to every encounter is openness and kindness.

    Love your blog. Can’t wait to read more.

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      Linda P., Book Horses
      August 20, 2009

      Thank you Linda for your note back. I will keep blogging. You keep reading. I so appreciate that you were my first response.

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