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A Course In Miracles

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from the Workbook of A Course In Miracles

LESSON 195

Love Is The Way I Walk In Gratitude.

Gratitude is a lesson hard to learn for those who look upon the world amiss. The most that they can do is see themselves as better off than others. And they try to be content because another seems to suffer more than they. How pitiful and deprecating are such thoughts! For who has cause for thanks while others have less cause? And who could suffer less because he sees another suffer more? Your gratitude is due to Him alone Who made all cause of sorrow disappear throughout the world.

It is insane to offer thanks because of suffering. But it is equally insane to fail in gratitude to One Who offers you the certain means whereby all pain is healed, and suffering replaced with laughter and with happiness. Nor could the even partly sane refuse to take the steps which He directs, and follow in the way He sets before them, to escape a prison that they thought contained no door to the deliverance they now perceive.

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Workbook Lesson 195

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From A Spiritual Teacher’s Notebook

A very difficult concept for an identity in self construct is the determination that the idea of “not knowing” or lack of knowledge, is a decision.

The decision to “know” something involves precisely the same thought process as “not knowing”.

In the process of reasoning to truth, that is the practice of coming to wholeness, the admonition “know thyself” is certainly no more to the mark than “don’t know thyself”!

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