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ACIM Workbook Lesson #232
“Be in my mind, my Father, through the day."
Someone told me that hopes hold us captive, and if we don't accept the "reality" of what we see around us, we are lost in dreams of what could be, with no hope of changing what is. He tells me that dreams are illusions. I am coming to see that the opposite is true. The material picture of good and evil warring with each other is what we have decided is true, and we hope and strive for good to win. With the burgeoning knowledge that divine Mind is the reality and mortal mind is the illusion, we are freed to do more than hope. The divinely endowed spiritual scientific consciousness within us is opened, and like a fountain the ideas we need flow forth. This consciousness is realized when we see that God is our Mind, not just in our mind. Our reality is the divine Mind which we reflect. What a freeing concept!
Mary Baker Eddy quote:
“Mortal mind is the acknowledged seat of human motives. It forms material concepts and produces every discordant action of the body. If action proceeds from the divine Mind, action is harmonious.”
Science & Health Page 239: 23-27
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