A Radical Path

A radical path:

We're asked to awaken. That's really the radical thing about A Course in Miracles, providing an actual road map to what could be called enlightenment. There are side benefits of a better life, a "happier dream" as the Course calls it - but the truth is that practicing forgiveness is as radical as Zen, maybe more so even as it becomes such a continuous practice throughout every aspect of our lives. Forgiveness is both gentle and demanding, it's healing, and yet we're asked to examine the wound to see if it's actually there. This is such an introspective path, deeply so, as eventually we look past the thought of the world all together and see only the holiest of light being present. 

that's the thing with forgiveness,

it doesn't lead anywhere.

there's no end result with its practice....only awakening. 

and that happens right now.

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I love you, Eric

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A Radical Path

A radical path: 

I don't want to live my life for the sake of a concept, an illusion propped and perpetuated by a host of beliefs - and this is why forgiveness holds so much promise for me. What's practiced is a radical path of a forgiving what has never happened, recognizing that, yes, on the level of form there's been transgression, but more deeply so, beyond the mere thought of form...

a holiness prevails. 

and so I practice this radical type of forgiveness in order to experience the actuality of Christ within me, a living presence that's shared between us. 

it's beyond concepts.

without illusions. 

and only love prevails.

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I love you, Eric 

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