A Course in Miracles Workbook Lesson 6 — "I am upset because I see something that is not there." Our upsets are never caused by the world outside us, but by thoughts of our own that we then project onto it. Marcus brings a middle-of-the-night scare (a coat mistaken for an intruder) to the table, and the two trace how "difficult people," grievances, and daily anxieties are really just mirrors of the mind, drawing on Kenneth Wapnick, Alan Cohen, and Carol Howe's recollections of Bill Thetford along the way.

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A Course in Miracles Workbook Lesson 5 — "I am never upset for the reason I think." Sarah and Marcus explore how upset is not caused by outside events but by the meaning the mind assigns to them. Through a missing package and a real-life frustration, they examine projection, forgiveness, and the liberating responsibility for peace.

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A Course in Miracles Workbook Lesson 4 — "These thoughts do not mean anything." Turning inward for the first time, Sarah and Marcus examine why both "good" and "bad" thoughts are considered meaningless. Through a hilarious mustard-stain meltdown, they unpack how the mind projects meaning onto events and why this early practice is about stepping back from judgment.

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A Course in Miracles Workbook Lesson 3 — "I do not understand anything I see." Sarah and Marcus unpack the idea that we do not truly understand what we see and that our judgments come from past projections. Through a deeply personal example of a father's briefcase, the episode shows how to apply the lesson with open eyes, gentleness, and no special distinctions.

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A Course in Miracles Workbook Lesson 2 — "I have given everything I see all the meaning that it has for me." Sarah and Marcus explore how we assign meaning to everyday objects and how that interpretation fuels frustration. Using a sink full of dirty dishes as a real-life example, they unpack projection, past grievances, and the liberating choice to release blame and choose peace instead.

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A Course in Miracles Workbook Lesson 1 — "Nothing I see means anything." Sarah and Marcus begin the practical work of the Workbook's first lesson, unpacking why the exercise asks you to look at everyday objects without attaching meaning to them. They explore resistance, ego defenses, and how a brief, gentle practice can open the door to true vision.

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Start the A Course in Miracles Workbook from Day 0 — any day of the year. This episode introduces A Course in Miracles as a self-study curriculum built around three books, then explains how the Workbook's daily exercises are meant to train the mind rather than demand belief. Sarah and Marcus also set expectations for the yearlong, lesson-by-lesson journey — who the show is for, and how to approach the practice.

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