À PROPOS DE CE PODCAST 🔗
A conversation about putting the ideas of A Course in Miracles to work in ordinary life: relationships, the work we are here to do, judgment, forgiveness, and the ongoing practice of seeing Love show up in everything we do.
With Aaron Westfall and Daniel Wagner.
With Aaron Westfall and Daniel Wagner.
Fréquence de mise à jour:
weekly
Durée audio moyenne:
59 minutes
Entretiens avec des invités
Anglais
États-Unis
5 épisodes
depuis 4 septembre 2026
episodic
DERNIER ÉPISODE 🔗
We state the central point early: the ego sustains itself by the belief in separation and persuades us that we are separate from God and from one another. We explain that the ego is a thought system, not a thing, and that it can appear as arrogance, humility, control, vulnerability, or victimhood. …
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We assert that we do not see innocently: healing entails learning to perceive without condemnation. I and my cohost examine chapter three of A Course in Miracles and explain atonement without sacrifice and the link between resurrection and atonement. We describe miracles as true perception and cont…
We state the principal claim immediately: separation is the root error and atonement, enacted through love and forgiveness, is the corrective. We explain projection versus extension and show how projection breeds fear while extension radiates healing. I relate these teachings to major psychological…
Our conversation advances a comparative, hermeneutical perspective that situates A Course in Miracles within a wider constellation of sacred texts and perennial teachings, thereby demonstrating the Course's integrative capacity. I reference the Gnostic Dialogue of the Savior and the Bhagavad Gita a…
The principal focus of this inaugural episode of Practicum is to explore our personal journeys in relation to A Course in Miracles, elucidating how the teachings of this profound text have manifested in our lives. We, Aaron and Daniel, embark upon this dialogue to share insights garnered from over …
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