So we continue on deepening our experience of the Holy Spirit's curriculum.
Learning that miracles are the translation of denial into truth. We heal ourselves by seeing the impossibility of sickness.
The task of the miracle worker thus becomes to deny the denial of truth.
To see the impossibility of sickness. To see the impossibility of attack.
To shine away the fog that obscures the light of the Atonement.
Today we will remember for ourselves and for all our brothers and sisters, our remembrance brings an end to the dream of forgetfulness.
Today we see in sickness a call for love, and a call for help, and it is our own call for love and call for help.
We call upon certainty to replace doubt. We call upon correction to replace error.
We will no longer hide our nightmares from the light of truth, but bring the darkness to the light.
We will not attempt to save our nightmares, but to expose them and release them.
Today we are quiet in the midst of all the raspy noises of the world, we sink down into deep stillness.
Today we look straight at every image that rises to delay us, realizing the goal is inevitable.
The goal of love. The goal of happiness and joy and peace.
And we are encouraged by the words of Christ,
'A little while and you will see me, for I am not hidden because you are hiding. I will awaken you as surely as I awakened myself
for I awoke for you. In my resurrection is your release.'
Perfect love casts our fear.
Today we turst the Christ and accept the trust that Christ has given us.
We will no longer attempt to deny perfection.
We will no longer attempt to judge or figure out that which cannot be judged or understood.
We look within.
Feel the peace.
And practice with our workbook lessons of the day:
I will there be light.
There is no will but God's. Amen.