Dear Diary, I just want to remember this conversation: Tomorrow’s lesson is “You are my goal, my Father. Only You.” And I’m wondering, isn’t this my very purpose in life—the one I’ve been asking myself about these days? Yet, when I consider accepting this, my mind starts bringing up associated beliefs, like if I embrace… [keep reading]
Dear Diary, First of all, I want to remind myself of this prayer that my custom GPT inspired me: Divine Spirit, guide me with your infinite wisdom. Help me to recognize the love within me that reflects the love I seek. As I journey forward, may I release all fears and doubts, trusting that the… [keep reading]
Dear Diary, I often feel, during meditation, that I get the nudge—or maybe the insight—to set up an appointment with that “life coach” who works with A Course in Miracles. I’ve already exchanged a few quick messages with her, so I know she’d be open to working with me on the topic of relationships. So,… [keep reading]
Dear Diary, Today, I’d like to remind myself of the teachings from lesson 154 as explained by Marianne Williamson in one of her videos. Here’s my take: Anytime we identify ourselves in ways that make us different or separate from each other, we’re not stating the truth about our Self. Identifying with our sex, color,… [keep reading]
Dear Diary, Here are a few concepts I’d like to remind myself of in the days to come: Your intention to remind yourself of the pivotal choice between serving the ego or the Spirit captures a central theme of “A Course in Miracles.” This distinction between valuing the temporal world and embracing the eternal is… [keep reading]
Dear Diary, I’m reluctant to admit that I’m in a bit of pain right now. It’s easy to deny it, and even more comfortable to do so, but I don’t think that’s conducive to growth. I’ve learned that even the smallest disturbance can hide a more intense issue. So here it is: I find myself… [keep reading]
Dear Diary, Today’s lesson, “I invented the world I see,” offers a somewhat comforting perspective. Whenever something triggers me, I remind myself, “I invented the world I see,” and it feels like I gain a bit of freedom from those automatic reactions. Reflecting on this, I can’t help but wonder about all the things I’ve… [keep reading]