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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…
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…
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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