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Just thought I'd let you know I'm switching my I.D. to garyrrenard. It's been suggested that this will make it easier for people to recognize. I won't post anymore with g35813. However, you can

Yes Billy, That was very helpful. For me, it's especially when you say you learn by first, asking for correction, and second, by always being aware of how you are perceiving your brothers. Thanks

Thanks, Jim. Talk about a "holy encounter!" That's a great story about a wonderful experience. Thanks for sharing it with us. Peace, Gary.

g35813@... writes: Perhaps by the peace I feel in the present moment, is indication that somewhere within, the mind is forgiving. Projecting a split mind, there is always the temptation to

I was speeding down the San Diego Freeway somewhere in Orange County, California, and meditating on the phrase from the Bible, "Behold the Son of God, with whom He is well pleased." I was doing

On P.224 of "Disappearance" Arten said to me, "Even though the Holy Spirit doesn't do anything in the world, His interpretation of form can help you see more clearly what you should do here.

I agree Sheila. For most people, the best environment to do the course is the one they are presently in. Not that it makes it easy, but it works as an reminder that it is "a required course". The

Beautifully stated, Jim! You wrote: " Everything is a lesson God would have me learn, and all learning is really forgiving.. So bring on the appearance of conflict. Each time I encounter it, I will

Gary, In the groups I have led and the on line chats, I try to emphasize that we will always find what we seek. If we want peace, we will laugh gently at the "seeming" discord within the course

Hello, Everyone! Never mind the week long search for you, but "I'm just so proud to be here!" as Minnie Pearl might have said! =) I've read through the thread of messages thus far, and want to

<pc@g...> wrote: clear answer. Petr, I understand the thoughts and questions. We all are at times in the same mindset at any given moment. The fact that you see this world as not real and that

I think all three of you, within your fine observations about duality, non-duality, etc. managed to come up with the Answer. That's a very good sign. Petr very wisely put the focus back on the

Sapient, thanks for your essay on the attitudes of learning. I see no need to respond to it in detail because I think it was comprehensive and made many valid and interesting points. I've asked most

Workbook lesson 132, paragraph 6...."There is no world! This is the central thought the course attempts to teach. Not everyone is ready to accept it, and each one must go as far as he can let

My approach to non-dualism is simply to "see" in everyone I meet that this is really a picture of me.. either how I used to be, how I am now, or how I could possible be.. This makes it fun, because at

Quantum physics does explain to the intellect that non-dualism is a fact at the sub-atomic level. The event and the observer are inter- connected into one. The intellect will only carry us so far

Hi all I must admit that this topic made me to think and to get no clear answer. On one hand, I understand that this world is not real and that it can no way be a product of a sane God and if there

<g35813@y...> wrote: Gary, I think you bring up some good points. I think everyone would have to agree, the road can be long, and I know I have been road-kill more times than I would like to

That's an interesting topic, but not an easy one to nail down. I think the reason for that is best stated by Pursah in "Disappearance." "You should keep in mind that each of the four major

I would like to start a discussion thread on the "Four Major Attitudes of Learning". What are your thoughts around each one and where do you see yourself in the scale of learning. I have noted