How many moments does one have that are difinitive. If I am honest with myself I say that only a few out of all the moments I’ve had. Its really the sum of moments that make you the person you are, but there are those short minutes that give you direction. I have experienced some recently that have definitely changed my course. I never know where God is directing me and it’s probably best I don’t, but for what ever reason it is, I am eternally grateful. One such miracle happened to me that has left it’s mark. I am writing this as a thank you prayer to God and that entity that left it’s defining moment for me to remember forever.
Peace Out: M 2015

Commitment of Self
To be committed to an idea or concept can be both rewarding and devastating. My commitment to substances was relentless, it was a daily exercise in selfish indulgent. The routine and ritual were always the same but futile in it’s pursuit. When finally the attack on my body and mind, finally drive me into recovery. Then I began an entirely different type of commitment, one of starting to turn self intent into self awareness. The oath to becoming aware is the biggest commitment we undertake. The searching for a Power Greater Than Ourselves, within ourselves is in the realization the we can’t find it by ourselves. We must find the power in the unity of each other. Love, service, recovery.
Peace Out: M 2015