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ACIM Workbook Lesson #298
“I love You, Father, and I love Your Son.”
If our thinking needs to be purged of error, we do so. And I feel the same way about interpersonal relationships. When we are willing to accept our Oneness with divine Love, there is no way anyone can do or say anything which offends us. This beautiful acceptance allows avenues to open which we may not have seen otherwise. Perhaps we are blinded by "senseless journeys ... and artificial values". I'm pleased to go forward with renewed thought and purpose in an ever-expanding friendship with someone I love. When there was joking mention made of winning the way back to trust, we both knew there was no necessity for anything as dualistic as winning or losing when it comes to Love. Namaste, dear Friend ~~~
Mary Baker Eddy quote:
“Love never loses sight of loveliness. Its halo rests upon its object. One marvels that a friend can ever seem less than beautiful. Men and women of riper years and larger lessons ought to ripen into health and immortality, instead of lapsing into darkness or gloom.” Science & Health with Key to the Scriptures Page 249:3-7
"Men and women of riper years and larger lessons ought to ripen into health and immortality, instead of lapsing into darkness or gloom.”
ReplyDeleteBeing a person of riper years (love that phrase!), I am taking this idea to heart!
I'm with you on that one, Cassandra! I always thought it was a lovely statement...
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