We are never asked for more than what we are capable of at any given time, but we have to want to be real…

We have to live with what we accept. The only channel the Infinite has is our Pure Consciousness,
and it WILL be externalized…

“I meditate thinking that meditation is not getting me anywhere but the acupuncture will. It is like seeking out a healer to help me so I depend on something outside myself for health…”

As you keep your attention off of the appearances of separation, you start to perceive that you really do live in the Kingdom of Heaven. And what about the duality and disharmony that you are still experiencing?

The picture here, is of Rubin’s Vase, an optical illusion developed by Danish psychologist Edgar Rubin around 1915. When you first look at it, you see a vase, but if you keep looking, all of a sudden you see two profiles of a face! The face was there all along, but you had to keep looking to be able to See it…

The narrow way requires discipline, determination, persistence, vigilance, and a deep longing for It. The surrender that is required of us is so great, that it can never be accomplished otherwise…

“It just doesn’t seem consistent with Truth that I should permit people to steal from me or even have people working for me that I cannot “trust” even though the Course says to “trust my brother who is one with me”...

“There is only spirit, only God, so there is only perfection, nothing to heal or obtain. So I awake this morning feeling worse than ever and my mind goes to what can I do to heal my body… Which practice, what food, what doctor, who can help?” …

“I have been temporarily blinded by all that is going on in the world I have neglected the interior life and as a result have wallowed in this world of misery just as you say…”

“I try to remain focused on Spirit as I go about my day-to-day activities: recognizing God as All, meditating for periods each day. But that is the seeming problem — a “me” turns up, who is working hard trying to abide Spiritually, trying to get somewhere! And this can lead to feelings of frustration and constriction…”