Review of lesson 189.
7-28-2026
Lesson 209 – I am not a body. I am free. For I am still as God created me.
R189 – I feel the love of God within me now.
My word for entry into … continue reading
Lesson 209 – I am not a body. I am free. For I am still as God created me.
R189 – I feel the love of God within me now.
My word for entry into … continue reading
Lesson 208 – I am not a body. I am free. For I am still as God created me.
R188 – The peace of God is shining in me now.
I used a phrase … continue reading
“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
“It follows surely from the basic thought so often mentioned in the text: ideas leave not their source. If this be true, how could you be apart from God? How could you … continue reading
“Christ has no doubt, and from His certainty His quiet comes. He will exchange His certainty for all your doubts, if you agree that He is one with you, and that this oneness is … continue reading
“Today I will let what I really am teach me.” CircleofA.org
I found it difficult to pull meaning for myself from this section. It felt very specific to Helen’s life, wherein she was helping … continue reading
“Where can I go for protection?” (7.1)
In God I move and breathe and have my being. In opening the door to this presence, I feel safe as I feel Your Loving presence … continue reading
“The Kingdom of Heaven is you [me].” (1.4)
My ego mind protects its world and hides this awareness in my subconscious so as to keep this world in the orderly state it … 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
“Here I am, Lord.” (12.1)
At lunch yesterday with P, I was telling him about the shakiness I feel in the minutes before and after I speak in my classes. I don’t like it … continue reading