“You are indeed essential to God’s plan. Without your joy, His you is incomplete. Without your smile, the world cannot be saved.”
As I read through the lesson, I thought … continue reading
This is a complex lesson. I am going to try to simplify the wording to help me understand.
“Salvation and forgiveness are the same.” They both show that separate thoughts (illusion) happen outside … continue reading
I accept my part, now. I feel comfortable.
We hear in the lesson that we are supported by the ‘guiltless’ who “do not doubt their own ability because they know … continue reading
“Today’s idea identifies you with your one Self.”
I wonder how this identity relates to the image of the grapes from yesterday?
I felt myself as a plump juicy grape and then felt myself surrounded by … continue reading
Happy Sunday!
In seminary this month we are studying Christianity. Each month my cohort dives deeper into the religions than what is provided in our required reading. This month a classmate shared a movie about a Protestant minister who wrote … continue reading
It seems my rambling yesterday had a purpose. My reflection on mind, body, and Self made me take notice of today’s lesson.
“Spirit makes use of mind as means to find its Self … continue reading
In my reflection, I compared the words of yesterday’s theme with today’s. “I am as God created me” brings two ideas of myself in separate ways.
There is the old traditional … continue reading
“If you remain as God created you, you must be strong and light must be in you.”
This line from the lesson appealed to me this morning as it spoke of strength. I … continue reading
There is an ease to saying the lesson theme today. As I read through the paragraphs, reminding us of the things we are not, I bypassed them as, today, I seem … continue reading
“It (strength) brings the light in which your Self appears.”
For my homework this month, I wrote a paper with focus on integrity. I noted that when … continue reading