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✅ Peter Scazzero’s Core Summary of the 12 Steps to Emotionally Healthy Spirituality
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Recognize Yourself Honestly
Face your true inner self as it is, not the image or role that others see on the surface. -
Acknowledge the Influence of the Past
Accept how your family, wounds, and past events still affect who you are today—without avoiding or denying them. -
Don’t Suppress Emotions
Instead of rejecting feelings such as anger, fear, or sadness, bring them into God’s light and deal with them in healthy ways. -
Affirm God-Given Desires
Enjoy human desires such as art, joy, rest, and intimacy without guilt, seeing them as gifts to be experienced in God. -
See All of Life as Sacred
Refuse to divide life into “holy” and “secular.” Walk with God in every ordinary part of daily life. -
Embrace Your Limits
Do not hide or feel ashamed of your weaknesses and boundaries. Reveal them honestly and rely on God’s strength. -
Practice Pure Love
Relate to others with unconditional respect and love, not through control or manipulation. -
Take Personal Responsibility
Own your thoughts, emotions, actions, and goals instead of blaming people or circumstances. -
Express Convictions Peacefully
Share your beliefs and values clearly but without hostility, holding truth and love together. -
Integrate Intimacy with God into Daily Life
Reject the separation between ministry and spirituality. Work and live from ongoing communion with God. -
Accept Loss and Grief
Do not escape from pain. Allow it to lead you toward deeper maturity and healing. -
Live an Incarnational Faith
Let your faith become tangible and visible through daily actions that embody God’s love and truth.

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