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Sinlessness
There’s a tendency among Course students to conclude that the individual self is responsible for the separation from God. This is a misunderstanding of the Course‘s central message. The separate self did not split from its source. A separate self can’t separate. How can that which doesn’t … Continue reading
“What am I?”
The world’s thinking states that the mind is a functioning of a brain contained inside a body, and that outside the body is a world. In this way of perceiving, the mind is the result of neural wirings and firings—there is no … Continue reading
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“Anger is never justified”
The Course statement that anger is never justified† is often interpreted as a criticism rather than a fact, leading to the idea that anger is wrong. Nothing could be further from the truth! Anger is not good or bad; it’s simply the … Continue reading
Ego Is An Activity
Ego is not an entity; it has no being or existence. It is a reflex, a habit, an activity of the mind born of the belief in separation, from which then follow thoughts reflecting that belief, which themselves are reflected in the world … Continue reading
“I was guided to…”
Recently I’ve been hearing quite a few Course students say “I was guided to…” when talking about feeling inspired toward some action. I myself have used the phrase on occasion, usually when sharing a story of how some unexpected impulse initiated a miraculous chain of events which … Continue reading
Understanding A Course In Miracles 