Ground level seems to symbolize our every-day experience in our physical world. But the whole mountain is real, as real at its base as at the peak. Despite this, I have met many ACIM students that describe “ground level” as imaginary, as an illusion. Even the editor of ACIM, Kenneth Wapnick, was a very strong proponent of this description.
I come to you with a message that is specifically designed and focused on living on the Earth during times of warfare.
While on a retreat recently I had a dream. In this dream I am a guest teacher of some kind for a group of students. …I tell them to go out and practice blessing people, and to come back the next day and share what that experience was like.
Seek not to change the world, but choose to change your mind about the world. (ACIM) A Holy War is, of course, an oxymoron like “loving hate” or “pretty ugly,” yet sometimes we find ourselves in these absurd ambiguities.
Have you felt yourself to be on a roller coaster ride of late? Are you sometimes experiencing brilliant highs of joy and elation and other times deep grief and disillusionment? Are you having moments of sheer bliss and feeling attunement with all love swimming within and around you?
