Is the spiritual journey a solo project? Some students think the Course means "no one out there," so caring, helping, or addressing suffering isn't really part of our awakening. In this conversation, Robert and Emily Perry make a practical case—straight from the Course—that others are real, essential, and central to our path home.

What you'll learn:

• Why "the world is an illusion" doesn't equal "people aren't real"
• How the Course speaks about "others," "brothers," and "minds" (hundreds of times!)
• The line that's often quoted—"there is no other"—and what it actually means in context
• The fruits of an other-oriented practice, including love, joining, forgiveness, service, and miracles

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