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Grandiose Thinking Editor Mar 13 : 11:00
My ego takes over and I lose sight of my primary purpose. I may even take credit for God's handiwork in my life.  This article is reproduced from our sisters Wendys blog. Stop by and visit and leave some encouraging comments. Thx.From AA daily reflections: "Experience has taught me that my alcoholic personality tends to be grandiose. While having seemingly good intentions, I can go off on tangents in pursuit of my "causes." My ego takes over and I lose sight of my primary purpose. I may even take credit for God's handiwork in my life. Such an overstated feeling of my own importance is dangerous to my sobriety..." Grandiose thinking is common among addicts and even more so for those of us who are dual-diagnosis, where grandiosity may be a symptom of our mental illness. How can the Bible help us to have a more accurate view of ourselves and our responsibilties? Full Article Here |
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