“There will never be a time when I do not will to try again.” ~ Jesus (10.4)
I do find this section, and Cameo 18, very specific to troubles that Helen and Bill held so … continue reading
The example of Helen switching between revelation and egocentric, spirit and ego, brings to mind my own thought of how connected I feel alone in contemplation versus when I am conversing with others. … continue reading
“Nothing is lovely to the unloving. This is because the are creating ugliness.” ~ Cameo 14
This lesson that Jesus gave to Helen and Bill is about how when we make unkind choices, … continue reading
This cameo is offered us to give examples to better understand positive uses of defenses and denial, how we can use them to recognize errors of thought to be right-minded. … continue reading
MP 48 – The miracle is the only device which you have at your disposal for controlling time. Only revelation transcends it, having nothing to do with time at all.
Last … continue reading
MP 44 summary – miracles arise from a miraculous state of mind.
“The impersonal nature of miracles is because Atonement itself is one.” (T-1.44.2.1)
MP 45 summary – The miracle is an expression … continue reading
As I read these early notebook notes, I see myself as so similar to Helen. I am not good with people’s names – like it isn’t important to learn them … continue reading
“Revelation is the Course’s term for the wordless, formless experience of union with God, usually called the mystical experience.” (para.7)
Where my thoughts went while reading this cameo were that … continue reading
In his commentary on this cameo, Robert Perry points out that Helen is resistant to Jesus guiding the trivial parts of her life, and that this is … continue reading
Reflection 1: I am of inestimable worth. (These reflections are offered by Robert Perry in his commentary on the day’s assigned Text reading.)
God needs me to be a child of … continue reading