I'm pretty new to ACIM, just over a year. It's been a rough ride and sometimes I'm not sure this is the path for me. I have more than once cursed the blue book. Reading and understanding the course is one thing, practicing the course is quite another. Lectures by Ken Wapnick and Jon Mundy have helped greatly. Especially Ken. In one of his lectures, Ken says whenever a course student says he or she gave someone a copy of the course as a gift he says to the student, "Don't you like that person?" Lol!
I've read enough of the course and the work book, along with lectures, to understand your new essay. I am slowly realizing there is no difference between rainbows and a tornado. Both are illusions.
Thank you for your essay. There is much for me to ponder as a newbie to the course.
Hi Sean,
I'm pretty new to ACIM, just over a year. It's been a rough ride and sometimes I'm not sure this is the path for me. I have more than once cursed the blue book. Reading and understanding the course is one thing, practicing the course is quite another. Lectures by Ken Wapnick and Jon Mundy have helped greatly. Especially Ken. In one of his lectures, Ken says whenever a course student says he or she gave someone a copy of the course as a gift he says to the student, "Don't you like that person?" Lol!
I've read enough of the course and the work book, along with lectures, to understand your new essay. I am slowly realizing there is no difference between rainbows and a tornado. Both are illusions.
Thank you for your essay. There is much for me to ponder as a newbie to the course.
Brad