Tenter de deviner les intentions des autres m’ouvrait la porte à des intrigues de luxure.

Ce test lui permet toujours de savoir avec certitude s’il agit selon la volonté de Dieu ou selon ses propres désirs.

Le fait de vouloir plaire à tout le monde et le véritable altruisme étaient deux choses très différentes, incompatibles l’une avec l’autre.

Il a été possible de remettre son ego surdimensionné à sa juste mesure en faisant généreusement appel à l’humilité.

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The Tamil Sexaholics Anonymous (SA) Online Group celebrated its third anniversary with a two-day recovery workshop and fellowship.

Being attentive during the day and surrendering all to God before bed helps him rest in acceptance.

Surrendering one expectation after another produced a cleaned slate at the end of the day.

He learned how to fire his old God and hire a new and caring one.

The Fellowship’s Support and accountability helped her take responsibility for her recovery and embrace the Program.

“Throughout our structure a traditional “Right of Appeal” ought to prevail, so that minority opinion will be heard and personal grievances receive careful consideration.”

Turning to God one moment at a time, one day at a time, is a way of life he is committed to with God’s help and the Fellowship’s support.

Going constantly around and around in the ride of ups and downs of selfish gains and losses was broken by a third option—getting off the ride through surrender.

Trusting God’s plan for his disclosure led to many “God-incidences” that arranged the conversation perfectly.

Dear ESSAY,
Hello, my name is Jason A., and I have been an active member of SA since 2020.

In Luke’s article, “The Carousel of Self”, he describes the back-and-forth, the ups and downs of living in selfishness. There seems to be no steady flow of peace in the attempt to always stay “up”.

SA has been a source of great strength and recovery during a time when all hope seemed lost.

The ESSAY’s December edition is “Amends: Straightening Out the Past”. We will be exploring the challenges that we faced when approaching this step that can sometimes be intimidating.

You are invited to read this “Editor’s Corner” in your home group during announcements.

In June, she presented Part One, the challenges of women in SA. Now she will focus on the solution as we know it today.