Spiritual Minded Military Tennessee Army Reserve: What Should I Wear to Remind Myself I Am Sober? The Sobriety Uniform Protocol

Spiritual Minded Military Tennessee Army Reserve: What Should I Wear to Remind Myself I Am Sober? The Sobriety Uniform Protocol


 

THE MORNING YOU ALMOST LOST

You woke up. The alarm was going off and on. Your mouth was dry. Your head was aching. You didn't get here first; the shame came first.

Last night you told yourself that it will be the last time. Last night was not the end of the world.

You poured out the bottle's contents. You have erased the number. This is the day you said that it was going to change. Then it was time for the craving. Then you gave in. But you dislike yourself, then? Then you repeated it.

That question haunts you each and every day. How do I stop? How to avoid being stopped? When the enemy sneaks up and tells me that I am nothing, how do I remind myself who I am?

The solution is not to be found in willpower. The solution is at your chest.

"Be sober, be vigilant, because your adversary, the devil, walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour." — 1 Peter 5:8

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WHY YOUR HOODIE IS LYING TO YOU

It's Tuesday morning when you start your day. Drill weekend has ended. The uniform is in the closet. You grab a hoodie. The hoodie is gray. There are no words for the hoodie. There is no meaning behind the hoodie. You're wearing a hoodie from a brand you don't know.

You put it on. You get a glimpse of yourself in a mirror. In the mirror you don't know the one you are seeing.

The soldier in formation is removed. The man who promised himself he would stop drinking is out of the picture. The civilian is up in his place. A non-military person wearing a hooded sweatshirt with no text. A civilian who was without reminders. A non-military person who is not protected by armor.

Your hoodie is lying to you. It's telling your brain, "You're off duty, you're not accountable, you're just like everybody else.

You are a good target for your enemy's gray hoodie. Your blank t-shirt is much loved by the enemy. The enemy thrives on you not seeing yourself.

What Should I Wear to Remind Myself I Am Sober

Your sobriety requires rules and regulations. Not a suggestion. A uniform.

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THE SCIENCE OF THE SHIRT

It is called “enclothed cognition” by psychologists. The clothes you wear send signals to your brain. They change your behavior because of the signals.

Wearing a uniform to school sends the message to your brain: "I am on duty. I need to be accountable." I can do this.

Your brain gets a different message when you wear a hoodie. I'm off duty; I'm not accountable; I'm just like everybody else.

You are never "on duty" while you are sober. Being sober is a task. A uniform is required for the mission.

The Sober In Christ shirt is not a t-shirt. "Sober In Christ" is a trigger. A trigger in your brain. An identifier that is related to you. A catalyst to your healing.

The shirt won't make you sober. The shirt is a reminder of who you already are.

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THE SOBRIETY UNIFORM PROTOCOL

1. Formation of the day.

Wear your uniform before leaving the house. Not the OCPs. Your sobriety uniform. The military shirt on your chest, The Spiritual Minded. The Spiritual Minded Military Cap on your head.

They don't have to wear the uniform. The uniform is your uniform. The uniform says to the brain, "I am a soldier, I am sober, I am on a mission, and the enemy does not get today.

2. The Visual Anchor

Once the craving appears, you'll have no time to think. The craving moves quicker than thoughts. What you need is something that you can see. A physical object that can be held in your hand. An action that prevents the occurrence of a spiral.

Breathe down into your chest. Read the words. Be Sober Minded. Choose To Be Sober.

The words are not to be seen as decoration. These words are an explicit call from your shirt to your soul. The desire has no hold over you when your self-image is looking back at you.

3. The Tribe Signal

No, you're not the only one who is sober in Tennessee. There are others. They are in the city of Nashville. In Memphis. In Knoxville. In Chattanooga. In Clarksville.

You can't be seen; they can't see you. They will not be able to see each other when you are concealing.

Your "Spiritual Minded Military" shirt isn't a brand. It is a beacon to home in on. This shirt is viewed by the Remnants. The Remnant approaches. The Remnant forms.

What Should I Wear to Remind Myself I Am Sober

The Sobriety Uniform Protocol isn't about looking good. The Sobriety Uniform Protocol is a matter of life and death.

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WHAT THE ENEMY SEES

Your enemy is watching you every day. He watches you closely! Before he attacks, he reads your chest.

A grey hoodie is like no uniform to the enemy. He has no loyalty. He sees no line. He finds himself in front of a civilian who is easy to deal with.

The enemy sees something else when you're wearing your sobriety uniform. He encounters a soldier whose code of honor has been crossed. He sees a threat who is watching. He spots a target that fires back.

Your shirt is not a piece of jewelry. You do not want to wear a shirt that is a deterrent.

Your willpower is not a threat to the enemy. Your declaration is feared by the enemy. The enemy of the Be Sober Minded shirt is the Be Sober Minded shirt.

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THE THREE-WORD DAILY CHECK

Ask three questions each morning before you get dressed for work at your sobriety job.

  1. Am I sober? Not "Did I drink yesterday?" Am I sober at the moment? In this moment? The answer is yes. You are sober. That's where you should begin.
  2. Am I vigilant? Not "do I feel strong?" Am I watching? Am I aware? Do I know where the enemy will attack today? The answer is yes. You are vigilant. That is your posture.
  3. Am I informed? Not "am I dressed?" Am I wearing my declaration? Am I visible? Am I armed? The answer is yes. You are uninformed. That is your advantage.

Three questions. Thirty seconds. The daily check that saves your day.

"Stand fast therefore in the liberty by which Christ has made us free, and do not be entangled again with a yoke of bondage." — Galatians 5:1

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What Should I Wear to Remind Myself I Am Sober

WHAT THE SOBRIETY UNIFORM DOES FOR YOU

It reminds you. On the days when the craving is loud. On the days when the mission feels distant. On the days when you forget why you stopped. You look down. You read the words. You remember.

It warns the enemy. The demonic realm watches. When the enemy sees your uniform, he knows you are armed. He does not waste ammunition on soldiers who are visibly armed.

It identifies your tribe. Another sober soldier sees your shirt. He recognizes a brother. He approaches. He connects. That is how the Remnant grows.

It trains your brain. Enclothed cognition is real. What you wear changes how you think. Put on your sobriety uniform every morning. Your brain will follow.

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The Remnant does not transition. The Remnant re-enlists.

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