Status Updates From A Course in Miracles: Combi...

Back to basics. Challenging myself to do the whole 365 exercises towards spirituality this year.

Up to day 86 of 365. It's growing on me.

Excellent book. One of my references for life.

Sometimes it's interesting to read original text. However, also noticed it can also be more confusing.

Enjoying the daily lessons - some seem more valuable than others.

Interesting...

Day 271

A book I will be reading over and over for a long time... The cell phone app is great, too, for daily lessons.

This is a book of truth.

I have finished the book. You are not just reading A Course in Miracles, you are living it. You will spend a lot of time practicing the principles but I can't emphasize enough how it has changed my life for the better.

real wisdom in this book.

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Digesting each word slowly and deliberately.

A little repetitive. And unfortunately there are some basic issues I just disagree with. Eh :/

A dear friend gave this to me. It takes a real committment to get through this. Interesting way to look at the world and stress and peace of mind.

Keep reading, Keep reading, Keep reading.

can't finish

Feeling the need for "something" and thinking it may be here.

This book has points and sentences that I think are spot-on, and amazing, but surrounding those is a lot of dualistic, dogmatic thinking, that Im just not fond of. A shame, really.

This book has points and sentences that I think are spot-on, and amazing, but surrounding those is a lot of dualistic, dogmatic thinking, that I just am not fond of. A shame, really.

The "better" self the ego seeks is always one that is more special...

The ego may see some good, but never only good.

Time itself is your choice. As always, your choice is determined by what you value.

This is a slow read but worth it.

The ego is quite literally a fearful thought.

It seems the Ego has been cast as the Big Bad, who should be fought against or at the very least, ignored.
I think that's a misunderstanding.
The Ego isn't bad or evil, it's a poor, scared, vulnerable little thing that needs understanding and love. It's lost, and it needs to be brought home, reconciled, not to be cast out and abandoned.

You cannot separate yourself from the truth by "giving" autonomy to behavior.

This is a slow read but worth it.

So far I generally like this.
There is a little too much dualistic thinking for me to love it though. Too much either/or, and Truth vs. False, Ego vs. Spirit, Sanity vs. Insanity.
But the message: You are all Gods creations, with free will, and you are all loved and you will all, eventually, come home - that, I fully stand by.

But I will never be finished with this book. It's a life-reader.