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ACIM - Reflections with Devavan (81) -- Abstractions vs. confusions: Reflections on Making Ego
In this episode we are looking at the teaching of Christ-Jesus and His Course in Miracles in regard to demonstrating what we can be immensely grateful for since we experience salvation and see that we are used for this purpose. Jesus teaches in this still early stage of the Course that "everyone makes an ego for himself and one for everyone it perceives." This is about perceptual distortions which are not abstractions, but merely confusions. He talks about "double vision", directs the mind to be patient and guides us the remembrance that "the outcome is as certain as God." He says further on, "Abstraction applies to knowledge. Perception is specific and therefore quite concrete." ◊
We are sharing A Course in Miracles as given in in the Notes correlating with — chapter 4-III.-1-end of the Complete & Annotated Edition, published in FIP-Edition as chapter 4–II-1-5, and parts of the daily Lesson of the Workbook — ACIM-Reflections (81).
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erGOw2bTFFw
We are sharing A Course in Miracles as given in in the Notes correlating with — chapter 4-III.-1-end of the Complete & Annotated Edition, published in FIP-Edition as chapter 4–II-1-5, and parts of the daily Lesson of the Workbook — ACIM-Reflections (81).
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erGOw2bTFFw
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In this episode we are looking at the teaching of Christ-Jesus and His Course in Miracles in regard to demonstrating what we can be immensely grateful for since we experience salvation and see that we are used for this purpose. Jesus teaches in this still early stage of the Course that "everyone makes an ego for himself and one for everyone it perceives." This is about perceptual distortions which are not abstractions, but merely confusions. He talks about "double vision", directs the mind to be patient and guides us the remembrance that "the outcome is as certain as God." He says further on, "Abstraction applies to knowledge. Perception is specific and therefore quite concrete." ◊
We are sharing A Course in Miracles as given in in the Notes correlating with — chapter 4-III.-1-end of the Complete & Annotated Edition, published in FIP-Edition as chapter 4–II-1-5, and parts of the daily Lesson of the Workbook — ACIM-Reflections (81).
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erGOw2bTFFw
We are sharing A Course in Miracles as given in in the Notes correlating with — chapter 4-III.-1-end of the Complete & Annotated Edition, published in FIP-Edition as chapter 4–II-1-5, and parts of the daily Lesson of the Workbook — ACIM-Reflections (81).
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erGOw2bTFFw