Stillness does not ask anything of us. Nor can it be misunderstood. It is given totally and unconditionally. Yet if we are thinking about stillness, then we do not know stillness. The problem is not thinking - thinking can be very creative and … [Read more]
Neither Easter nor not Easter
I wrote about defensiveness and its proximity to projection in my newsletter this morning; please feel free to sign up. When I become responsible for defensiveness, I project less, and the less I project, the more love and peace become the salient … [Read more]
Notes in the Middle of March
I have been thinking lately about my insistence that love assume a certain form in order to actually be love. Jack, my daughter's blind horse, who I visit each morning with a flake of hay, is teaching me that this is insane. He reminds me that … [Read more]
Building Better Worlds: ACIM in Practice
On the other hand, if you think that this stuff matters - that is, if you believe a political party is right or wrong, better or worse than the others - then you're in as deep as you can go. At that level it's just ego; there are no checks. You might … [Read more]
Twisting by the Pool
Spring is coming. The chickadees are more voluble; crows linger longer on the thawing compost. The horses call for their morning flakes of hay earlier and earlier, sunlight cresting eastern hills where the river turns. I am sufficiently embodied … [Read more]
Review Period II: ACIM Workbook
In general, review periods in A Course in Miracles are opportunities to go more deeply into our practice and more effectively ground our understanding of ACIM principles. These parts of the workbook can feel tedious or extraneous, but we skim them to … [Read more]
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