Let's Discuss ACIM Webinar: "Relationship: The Path To Wholeness"

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Let's Discuss ACIM Webinar: "Relationship: The Path To Wholeness"

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Guests: Dr. Robert Rosenthal, Co-president: Foundation for Inner Peace Let's Discuss ACIM: Relationship: The Path To Wholeness recorded 2019-06-18
A Course in Miracles tells us that “the Holy Spirit’s temple is not a body, but a relationship (T-20.VI.5:1).” You cannot reach Heaven alone because by definition you cannot be “alone” in Heaven; it is a state of perfect union. The first step along the path to Heaven and wholeness then is a relationship. In this webinar presentation and Q&A, Dr. Bob explores this core ACIM teaching on relationships: special and holy. He reviews the difference between them and why one perpetuates separation and strife while the other leads to joy and joining.
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@GeorgetaBlanaru 4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for all your insights regarding this living book! 🙌🙏😍🙏

@adrianlee3497 4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for breaking the separation into the gem shard metaphor. I guess I'm just going to have to turn my request for a willing participant over to HS. I had an experience in Alcoholics Anonymous as the result of the steps and forgiving this woman in the fellowship that I thought was not so nice to put things euphemistically I knew that it was much more than "sobriety" but never really found out about ACIM until way later as in years. I spent a while finding something that matched up with what I was experiencing. I'm kind of working with a Course group on line here on KZfaq but working with people from behind a computer screen is one thing working with people in everyday life is an entirely different thing lol. Bottom line is that I could've done things a lot better if I knew and had a better understanding about The Course. Again thank you :)🙏🙏

@heatherremlin8607 4 жыл бұрын

I too came to find the course after 7yrs of sobriety in AA. I felt as if I'd hit my potential in AA and needed more!!! Kept praying about it and asking God to help me and one day I chose to listen. As of 4/12/20 I will have nine years sober and resting in God! ACIM isn't for sissies, that's for sure. This is exactly what I was looking for... Namaste 💜