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Happy day of the body being birthed into this 3D world Mark Lord
Wishing @Mark Lord a very HAPPY BIRTH of the body DAY today!!!! The world is a better place with you in it brother!! Much love and light to you now and always~~~🎂💚🙏
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Happy birthday @Mark Lord 🥳
Love to all today
Hi community. Today is my 55 birthday. And I wish you, that are with me, blessings Love and light. May all beings be happy.💕🌞🧚‍♀️
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@Noa Andermatt have a blessed filled birthday Noa 😍. 5 happens to be my favorite number 😊. You are doubly blessed today at 55 🥰
Meditations
I’m not sure why sometimes the zoom meditations happen, and sometimes they don’t. Or maybe it’s just me? I tried to go to the 12 o’clock forgiveness meditation today, but it said it was waiting for the host to start the meeting. For 8 minutes I waited. I feel like it’s 50-50 Chance of it happening whenever I try 😅😅
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New comment Mar 9
2 likes • Mar 6
It did happen today. It just started late.
2 likes • Mar 8
Yes. Go under classroom tab. When you click on guided meditation it’ll give you a link to go to YouTube for replays
Wrapping Up The 50 Mighty: The Fractal Nature of the First 50 Lessons
As I'm wrapping up a new round of the first 50 lessons of the workbook, I can't help but admire the fractal nature of this first "chunk" of Jesus's teaching. It's like they encapsulate the essence of the entire 365 lessons. They form the main themes that set the patterns for the whole symphony. Jesus starts with the basics, introducing the fundamental concepts and then keeps spinning them into different angles, each lesson contributing to a progressive, cohesive and evolving exploration of the basic truth: 📘 "Nothing real can be threatened. Nothing unreal exists." (ACIM, T-in.2:2-3) Now, remembering these first-level statements in day-to-day life is another story. But after an intense beginning of the year, working with Jesus one day at a time, I can't help to feel very supported and grateful for the mastermind who designed this training, each lesson ushering us a little further and preparing us for the next one. At the end of December 2023, I committed myself to posting one article a day for each lesson, for the first 50 lessons, with Kenneth Wapnick as a companion teacher. The experience was so rewarding that for a while, I even considered continuing the whole year. I won't be able to achieve this level of productivity, however. I don't have the space/time/energy to do it sustainably. I would end up drained or start to resent my daily lessons. I don't want to feel like in a marathon. I want to come to my daily lesson with joy in my heart, wondering with curiosity and an open mind what Jesus has prepared for me today. The daily posting kept me very engaged with the material though, and while I know the Course is a self-study programme, the feeling of belonging to a study group was very supportive for me and gave me the momentum I needed. I would like to thank every one of you whom I felt in our collective field of ACIM students. Your reactions, feedback, sharing and encouragement these last two months helped propel me onward. I am so very grateful for this community. I appreciate you very much and I am looking forward to continuing this year of forgiveness with you, even if we each progress in the intimacy of our lives at our own pace. This is not a goodbye, though. I'll hang out here and probably keep sharing. Not just in the same way or rhythm.
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4 likes • Feb 28
Thank you @Leila Zitouni for your presence here, no matter the form or frequency you show up 🥰
Lesson 46: God is the Love in which I forgive.
💡 Hi everyone! Glad to be back with such a lovely lesson! I took a very-needed break of two days, not so much from the lessons but from my computer. I needed to unplug a bit to reconnect with myself and simply rest because I was physically and mentally exhausted. I guess the healthier way I'm going to go through these lessons this year is... lovingly. And that entails admitting when I need to slow down or stop and allowing it. I did hear my sneaky spiritual ego go into judgment and try to torment me because I took a break... 😌 I chose to smile at it, and proceeded to apply a face mask that I hoped to indulge in for weeks, among other things. I hope you are all doing well and enjoying your lessons. My forgiveness practice has a lot to do with the idea of 'doing what has to be done no matter what' and not taking care of myself. If you feel like sharing what is going on in the forgiveness department for you these days, I'd be happy to read you 🙂 🧩 UNDERSTANDING FORGIVENESS °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°° 💡 This is the first time in these lessons that Jesus is openly discussing forgiveness. I feel like his words are so clear and transparent in this beautiful lesson that they scarcely need commenting. I will just point out the main points of today's idea: - In Kenneth's words, forgiveness is "an illusion since it corrects what never happened" : 📘 "God does not forgive because He has never condemned. ²And there must be condemnation before forgiveness is necessary. ³Forgiveness is the great need of this world, but that is because it is a world of illusions." (ACIM, W-46.1:1-3) - Forgiveness has nothing to do with what's outside of us but everything to do with the guilt we had within us and chose to project so that we wouldn't have to look at it. That's why forgiveness is the correction of one's illusions: 📘 ""Those who forgive are thus releasing themselves from illusions, while those who withhold forgiveness are binding themselves to them. ⁵As you condemn only yourself, so do you forgive only yourself." (ACIM, W-46.1:4-5)
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Lesson 46: God is the Love in which I forgive.
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@Leila Zitouni thank you for sharing and your honesty. Great awareness! And awareness is key. I have had to take things slow these past few days myself. I was overwhelming myself with awareness 😂. Luckily life circumstances these past few days have allowed me time and space to integrate a lot of what has been coming up for me. I feel like I had a few days of shavasana. Often they say in yoga that shavasana is the most important part of the yoga practice, to integrate everything that happened during the practice. I’m in year one of LTC and am loving it, but it can be an overwhelming amount of information and stirrings of emotions. I arose from my shavasana this afternoon with a mantra in my head “I am enough”.
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Nannette Goldberg
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Nannette Goldberg. I am a nurse and live in San Diego. I’ve been studying ACIM off and on for the past 15 years. Looking forward to diving deeper 🙏

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