“Condemn and you are made a prisoner; forgive and you are freed.” [CE W-198.2:1]
After my reflection yesterday, I think that it is myself that I condemn. And, perhaps, that it is through projection … continue reading
In Robert Perry’s commentary, he called this lesson a sequel to yesterday’s.
“Yesterday’s idea said that our attacks only hurt our own minds. Today’s idea says that our gifts earn our … continue reading
For me this lesson is saying that in truth we doubt the thoughts that our senses and ego put upon our mind. We also doubt that we are the Holy … continue reading
“In choosing salvation rather than attack, I merely choose to recognize what is already here.” (1.2)
As I sit here alone in this body, this idea makes the … continue reading
I tried to form a question for HS about why I hold grievances. I got the sense that I am doing OK … continue reading
“The memory of God comes to the quiet mind. It cannot come where there is conflict, for a mind at war against itself remembers not eternal gentleness.” [CE T-23.II.1:1-2]
“The meeting of illusions leads … continue reading
“The world you see must be denied, for sight of it is costing you a different kind of vision. You cannot see both worlds, for each of them involves a different kind … continue reading
“There is a price you will pay for judgement, because judgement is the setting of price.” (10.5)
“Your return is in proportion to your judgement of worth.” (10.8)
As I read this paragraph, … continue reading
“The choice to judge rather than know has been the cause of the loss of peace.” (1.5)
At seminary, my dean suggested that I work on self-worth. The line offered above spoke to … continue reading
[Great Love], I would hear Your Voice and find Your peace today. For I would … continue reading