Review 3, Lessons 107 & 108.
4-29-2026
For this review period (2026), I am offering an affirmation that simplifies the ideas of the two lesson titles under review.
107) Truth will correct all errors in my mind.
108) To give … continue reading
For this review period (2026), I am offering an affirmation that simplifies the ideas of the two lesson titles under review.
107) Truth will correct all errors in my mind.
108) To give … continue reading
For this review period (2026), I am offering an affirmation that simplifies the ideas of the two lesson titles under review.
105) God’s peace and joy are mine.
106) Let me be still … continue reading
For this review period (2026), I am offering an affirmation that simplifies the ideas of the two lesson titles under review.
103) God, being love, is also happiness.
104) I seek but what … continue reading
For this review period (2026), I am offering an affirmation that simplifies the ideas of the two lesson titles under review.
95) I am one Self, united with my Creator.
96) Salvation comes … continue reading
For this review period, I am offering an affirmation that simplifies the ideas of the two lesson titles under review.
93) Light and joy and peace abide in me
94) I am as … continue reading
“The healing power of today’s idea is limitless. It is the birthplace of all miracles, the great restorer of the truth to the awareness of the world.” [CE W-110.5:1-2]
My accepting of this … 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
“What does it mean to go e and to receive?” (8.4)
Before sleep, I went into quiet reflection on this question. I heard, ‘Life!’ I then had the image … continue reading
The first paragraph speaks of ‘worldly gifts’ wherein the giver loses and the taker gets richer. “These [worldly gifts] are not gifts, but bargains made with guilt.” (1.5)
The footnote at the end … continue reading