The people who tend to take issue most with what I have to say in meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous appear to be ran there to be rain primarily off of ego. And unfortunately, they also tend to be the one speaking out the loudest, most.often. On the other hand, perhaps even the more humble of people don’t agree either -they simply have a tend[dec]ency to keep their opinions to themselves 🤷♂️
I started thinking about my Aunt and Uncle:
•My Uncle isn’t nearly as smart as me and hes 10 times as successful [envy, ego -probably];
•If my aunt’s unhappy and ungrateful living in the big house that she’s living in what would she do if she were living in a little cramped apartment like me;
•Did God give her all these comforts… in lew of the unhappiness she would suffer throughout her life;
•How did these people come to live in such a beautiful home in such a nice neighborhood; and how is it that I’ve come to live in the predicament that I am in;
•And lastly, thinking about my aunt calculating how much her house is worth yeah yeah, being annoyed at the notion that her house is worthless according to the realtors than what she would have liked it to be, they didn’t pay anything for that house. They bought a house in Daly City in the fifties for $19,000, Is solved in 1977, for 70-some-thousand, Got there $19,000 back [roughly] and bought a home here in a beautiful part of town that still had sand for streets where the desert was being renovated as a new housing development with a gorgeous view of the mountains. They picked a lousy time to move out of California but they picked a great time to move back to New Mexico. I lived with these folks the year after they bought their new home. They had it built especially for themselves, That’s how sweet the whole situation was. But when I moved in with them for a year they were anything but generous, humble, welcoming in their new found fortune. PEOPLE!