I rest in God.
4-19-2026
Here, I offer paragraph 1 as a prayer to sink deeper into the gift that this lesson is.
“[I] ask for rest today, and quietness unshaken by the world’s appearances. [I] ask for peace and … continue reading
Here, I offer paragraph 1 as a prayer to sink deeper into the gift that this lesson is.
“[I] ask for rest today, and quietness unshaken by the world’s appearances. [I] ask for peace and … continue reading
“Vision depends upon today’s idea. The light is in it, for it reconciles all seeming opposites.” [CE W-108.1:1-2]
The first paragraph of the lesson felt like a major one for … continue reading
“Look deep within you, undismayed by all the little thoughts and foolish goals you pass as you ascend to meet the Christ in you.” [CE W-100.8:5]
“He will be there.” … continue reading
“Today is a day of special dedication … We dedicate ourselves to truth today.” [CE W-98.1:1,5]
The opening paragraph reminded me of my vows at ordination. There was much preparation … continue reading
Today’s idea identifies me with my one true Self. But, when reading this lesson title, it just felt flat for me.
In contemplation, I use many ‘I am’ statements. I never say, ‘I am spirit’. It … continue reading
“Salvation does not make illusions real and solve a problem that does not exist. Perhaps you hope it can. [CE W-96.7:6-7]
This had me recognize that I do see heaven on earth as … continue reading
I must admit that my motivation with the workbook practice is inconsistent. Footnote 148 of the CE version (end of paragraph 6) offers a possibility that I didn’t consider. That is … continue reading
“Here is salvation accomplished. Here is sanity restored.” [CE W-94.1:4-5]
I feel grateful that we have come to lessons where we work on the truth of who we are. I also feel grateful … continue reading
Light, strength, truth are attributes of Love. The other traits I attribute to Love are peace and joy. Are they here with miracles as well?!
Peace is … continue reading
Today, this lesson title describes what I have experienced many times.
I ask a question of God in the … continue reading