Many of us living in one day at a time recovery do mature as the years go by. This maturation process begins with I turning into we. We will see that we are different from other people, and see this rightly so, for we are in need of kin to tell us that we will be alright in time. Also we will see time takes time. Some of us, though it will be difficult, will learn to be patient while experiencing uncertainty. We learn to let go of the need to be in control. This is no small task. It’s not just hard for us. It’s hard for most people. By then we are seeing we as in we as we as in most people. As time passes, and we become aware of our ego’s need to be unique, we understand that we no longer need to be passive recipients to our ego’s demands. In this, we learn a more mature humility realizing that our egos are part of our humanity, and that they have become healthier for it is now possible for us to observe these sensitive beings and hold them at bay. When we are doing as such we are learning to admit our mistakes and to admit when we are wrong. This is an amiable trait in any person, and that is what is happening to us. We are learning that we can be any person. In this we have empathy. As we grow we truly understand that time takes time for time took time. We believe ourselves to be different yet regular ordinary people. We’re good people. Peace.
