Forgiveness is the Home of Miracles, by Lynne
Watching the movie Philomena brought strongly to my present awareness an old hatred and unforgiveness. I was able to express this unforgiveness against a doctor I blamed for mis-diagnosiing my mother’s terminal illness forty years ago .
Read MoreGratitude and Healing Opportunities, by Colin Carter
Last year when I was in Australia I was going through some very intense healing around special “love/hate.” This is an area that Jesus spends nine chapters in ACIM on, helping us navigate through an area that for most of us involves
Read MoreEternal Beloved, by Dylan
Dylan wrote this poem during the silent day yesterday. Eternal Beloved It is Your Light that lights the world, And is the Door to our Self. All that I am drips with You, Consumed in the Love that You Are. It seemed as though I had forgotten You, Yet, when the two became One I remembered; Recognizing That which I can’t explain. That which is timeless, That which is wordless And beyond all definitions. I have become alight in Your Fire, Which burns all that is not the Self we are. In Your loving arms, always reminded that I never left the Kingdom....
Read MoreA Unified Experience, by Sue
Sometimes the most nourishing thing is to just let go in the river of Love! Yesterday at La Casa de Milagros, the community felt the inspiration to join together in an Angel Shower/Walk and bathe in the experience of giving and receiving. We’ve all been busy about our Father’s business with new projects given by the Spirit and other shifts and changes that always unsettle a comfortable egoic thought system! It’s been glorious, as long-held beliefs about personhood and being the central character in a dream get flushed up to be seen through! It’s not always comfortable to be in the burning,...
Read MoreSunrise in Chapala, by Kristen
I’ve learned to trust the way Spirit delivers miracles to me. Simple tasks become grand adventures and the days come alive. (Ir a español) That’s how I found myself and five of my Mighty Companions huddled inside a shabby lakeside fishing shack in Mexico, listening to the rain pound on the galvanized roof. —– The weather forecast predicted only a 26% chance of showers – so we proceed with Sue’s inspiration to watch the sunrise from the shores of Lake Chapala. It starts to rain almost immediately. The gentle sprinkle is welcome in the early morning air and we keep on...
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