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ACIM Workbook Lesson #147
Review of: #133 "I will not value what is valueless." #134 "Let me perceive forgiveness as it is." The main thought to hold to in this review: “My mind holds only what I think with God.”
"I can forgive but I'll never forget." How often have we heard those words? I can honestly say that nothing stands out in my mind which seems unforgiveable. I think the realization that we're all doing the best we can in any given situation has been a freeing thought for me. Perhaps recognizing what is of value and what is valueless is a factor in forgiveness, also. Nothing is of value if it's changeable and transient. Reality is that which does not change. Nothing else really matters. I spoke with a distant relative who told me she was so sad that I “didn’t have anybody”. I had to laugh, knowing that the mind which thinks with the divine has Everybody!
Mary Baker Eddy quote:
"Everything good or worthy, God made. Whatever is valueless or baneful, He did not make, -- hence its unreality."
Science & Health Page 525:20-22
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