Category: Sufficiency
Lesson 119: In Search of One Thought, Completely Unified
Lesson 108: To Give is to Receive
Last year’s writing about today’s lesson: to give is to receive. It’s an important one! Sufficiency is something I think about with some frequency. Within the ego thought system of separation, to give is to then not-have what you have given. Form is a world of limitation. It is a seeing-is-believing realm. Today’s A Course […]
Lesson 105: Lessons in Giving and Receiving: God’s Peace and Joy are Mine
From last year’s writing: God’s peace and joy are mine. Apparently today, I need to further my understanding of giving and receiving. In a way, this doesn’t surprise me. I have been working on the theme of sufficiency for a while now and although I am doing much better financially than I have done in […]
Intro to Manual for Teachers: To Teach is to Learn
Lesson 133: I Will Not Value What is Valueless
Lesson 119: In Search of One Thought, Completely Unified
Lesson 108: To Give is to Receive
Sufficiency is something I think about with some frequency. Within the ego thought system of separation, to give is to then not-have what you have given. Form is a world of limitation. It is a seeing-is-believing realm. Today’s A Course in Miracles lesson is a step towards demonstrating that this belief in limitation is not […]
Lesson 105: Lessons in Giving and Receiving: God’s Peace and Joy are Mine
Apparently today, I need to further my understanding of giving and receiving. In a way, this doesn’t surprise me. I have been working on the theme of sufficiency for a while now and although I am doing much better financially than I have done in years, there is a weird juxtaposition in my life: the […]
Lesson 48: There is Nothing to Fear
Today’s A Course in Miracles lesson is deceptively simple and ties in nicely with the discussion from last night’s ACIM group meeting: There is Nothing to Fear. There is nothing to fear because God is absolute; the game is rigged. There is nothing, absolutely nothing we can do that will make separation real. Separation is […]
