Reflections

The day before the Course started coming through to scribe Helen Schucman, Jesus gave co-scribe Bill Thetford a practice, with specific instructions on how to quiet his mind using a simple prayer from the Old Testament: Here I am, Lord. This article by Robert Perry describes the background and implications of this special guidance from Jesus.1 The guidance was […]

I wake up and remember that Donald Trump is now the President of the United States. I remember the hopes of so many millions of Americans and many more of us outside of America, up to a couple of months ago: the hope that somehow, miraculously, Americans would see fit to appoint a highly qualified,

I am as God created me. This lesson is so important that it is repeated three times (Lessons 94, 110 and 162 in the Workbook). What does it mean to me, as a student of A Course in Miracles of more than seven years? It means that I haven’t changed anything about the me that

I have been at both ends of the spectrum; well, maybe not quite the ends, but as far away from each other that it doesn’t matter.  By this I mean I have been a believer and then not-quite-a-believer.  I was raised a Christian, in the Methodist church, until my mother encouraged us to convert to