A Course in Miracles: Big Shifts in Thinking

I perceive the rhythm and movement of A Course in Miracles as a subtle presence in my life – powerful but not overwhelming. It is reminiscent of a brook slowly carving away at the landscape, quiet and beautiful, and one only notices its transformational effects after months or even years . In a sense, thisContinue reading “A Course in Miracles: Big Shifts in Thinking”

The Peace of Christ (Is Not Contingent)

The peace of Christ is not contingent. Thus, our expression of it cannot be contingent either. To the extent I am offering love conditionally, I remain separate from Christ. And since there are no degrees in separation, to be estranged even a little is to be estranged wholly. The paradox inherent in my practice ofContinue reading “The Peace of Christ (Is Not Contingent)”

Inquiry and A Course in Miracles

A spirit of inquiry is helpful in our practice of A Course in Miracles. Forgiveness requires honesty, often at levels to which we are unaccustomed to giving attention. The willingness to investigate – to ask questions – particularly outside the bounds of our spiritual and psychological comfort zones can be very fruitful. It can helpContinue reading “Inquiry and A Course in Miracles”

Honoring Tara Singh’s Vision of A Course in Miracles

Prior to teaching A Course in Miracles, Tara Singh undertook a three year silent retreat. He gave three years of his life to silence! Can you imagine that? The discipline it took, the commitment . . . People ask me sometimes why I read Tara Singh so closely, and listen to him on tape andContinue reading “Honoring Tara Singh’s Vision of A Course in Miracles”