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#confusion : uncertainty or lack of clarity

- French: confusion

- German: Verwirrung

- Italian: confusione

- Portuguese: confusão

- Spanish: confusión

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HOW DID WE BECOME SO
CONFUSED ABOUT REALITY? 💎

That may be the question A Course in Miracles is really trying to answer. Its answer is almost absurdly simple:

We believed our own interpretation.

In the Course’s story, there is the tiny mad idea of separation, and instead of recognising it as meaningless, the mind takes it seriously. From there come guilt, fear, projection, and, eventually, a world outside ourselves that seems to explain why we feel frightened and divided.

Then the confusion becomes convincing.

The body says, “I am here.” The eyes say, “There is a world out there.” Pain says, “Something outside me has hurt me.” Death says, “Life ends.” And generation after generation inherits the same interpretation and calls it reality.

What I love about ACIM is that it doesn’t ask us to replace one complicated worldview with another. It keeps bringing us back to something much simpler: "Perhaps what I am seeing does not mean what I think it means?"

"I gave everything I see all the meaning it has for me."

That changes everything. Because if reality itself is not broken, then reality does not need repairing. Only perception does. And perhaps even that is too much.

Sometimes the confusion simply stops being fed. The commentary goes quiet.

And reality is still there.

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#ACIM #ACourseInMiracles #Perception #Reality #Forgiveness #Spirituality #InnerPeace #guilt #fear #projection #death #love #body #person #story #confusion

HOW DID WE BECOME SO
CONFUSED ABOUT REALITY? 💎

That may be the question A Course in Miracles is really trying to answer. Its answer is almost absurdly simple:

We believed our own interpretation.

In the Course’s story, there is the tiny mad idea of separation, and instead of recognising it as meaningless, the mind takes it seriously. From there come guilt, fear, projection, and, eventually, a world outside ourselves that seems to explain why we feel frightened and divided.

Then the confusion becomes convincing.

The body says, “I am here.” The eyes say, “There is a world out there.” Pain says, “Something outside me has hurt me.” Death says, “Life ends.” And generation after generation inherits the same interpretation and calls it reality.

What I love about ACIM is that it doesn’t ask us to replace one complicated worldview with another. It keeps bringing us back to something much simpler: "Perhaps what I am seeing does not mean what I think it means?"

"I gave everything I see all the meaning it has for me."

That changes everything. Because if reality itself is not broken, then reality does not need repairing. Only perception does. And perhaps even that is too much.

Sometimes the confusion simply stops being fed. The commentary goes quiet.

And reality is still there.

@3goodthings
@DigitalCoup
@meditation
@economics_that_works
@disability
@pwd
@joinin

#ACIM #ACourseInMiracles #Perception #Reality #Forgiveness #Spirituality #InnerPeace #guilt #fear #projection #death #love #body #person #story #confusion

HOW DID WE BECOME SO
CONFUSED ABOUT REALITY? 💎

That may be the question A Course in Miracles is really trying to answer. Its answer is almost absurdly simple:

We believed our own interpretation.

In the Course’s story, there is the tiny mad idea of separation, and instead of recognising it as meaningless, the mind takes it seriously. From there come guilt, fear, projection, and, eventually, a world outside ourselves that seems to explain why we feel frightened and divided.

Then the confusion becomes convincing.

The body says, “I am here.” The eyes say, “There is a world out there.” Pain says, “Something outside me has hurt me.” Death says, “Life ends.” And generation after generation inherits the same interpretation and calls it reality.

What I love about ACIM is that it doesn’t ask us to replace one complicated worldview with another. It keeps bringing us back to something much simpler: "Perhaps what I am seeing does not mean what I think it means?"

"I gave everything I see all the meaning it has for me."

That changes everything. Because if reality itself is not broken, then reality does not need repairing. Only perception does. And perhaps even that is too much.

Sometimes the confusion simply stops being fed. The commentary goes quiet.

And reality is still there.

@3goodthings
@DigitalCoup
@meditation
@economics_that_works
@disability
@pwd
@joinin

#ACIM #ACourseInMiracles #Perception #Reality #Forgiveness #Spirituality #InnerPeace #guilt #fear #projection #death #love #body #person #story #confusion

HOW DID WE BECOME SO
CONFUSED ABOUT REALITY? 💎

That may be the question A Course in Miracles is really trying to answer. Its answer is almost absurdly simple:

We believed our own interpretation.

In the Course’s story, there is the tiny mad idea of separation, and instead of recognising it as meaningless, the mind takes it seriously. From there come guilt, fear, projection, and, eventually, a world outside ourselves that seems to explain why we feel frightened and divided.

Then the confusion becomes convincing.

The body says, “I am here.” The eyes say, “There is a world out there.” Pain says, “Something outside me has hurt me.” Death says, “Life ends.” And generation after generation inherits the same interpretation and calls it reality.

What I love about ACIM is that it doesn’t ask us to replace one complicated worldview with another. It keeps bringing us back to something much simpler: "Perhaps what I am seeing does not mean what I think it means?"

"I gave everything I see all the meaning it has for me."

That changes everything. Because if reality itself is not broken, then reality does not need repairing. Only perception does. And perhaps even that is too much.

Sometimes the confusion simply stops being fed. The commentary goes quiet.

And reality is still there.

@3goodthings
@DigitalCoup
@meditation
@economics_that_works
@disability
@pwd
@joinin

#ACIM #ACourseInMiracles #Perception #Reality #Forgiveness #Spirituality #InnerPeace #guilt #fear #projection #death #love #body #person #story #confusion

HOW DID WE BECOME SO
CONFUSED ABOUT REALITY? 💎

That may be the question A Course in Miracles is really trying to answer. Its answer is almost absurdly simple:

We believed our own interpretation.

In the Course’s story, there is the tiny mad idea of separation, and instead of recognising it as meaningless, the mind takes it seriously. From there come guilt, fear, projection, and, eventually, a world outside ourselves that seems to explain why we feel frightened and divided.

Then the confusion becomes convincing.

The body says, “I am here.” The eyes say, “There is a world out there.” Pain says, “Something outside me has hurt me.” Death says, “Life ends.” And generation after generation inherits the same interpretation and calls it reality.

What I love about ACIM is that it doesn’t ask us to replace one complicated worldview with another. It keeps bringing us back to something much simpler: "Perhaps what I am seeing does not mean what I think it means?"

"I gave everything I see all the meaning it has for me."

That changes everything. Because if reality itself is not broken, then reality does not need repairing. Only perception does. And perhaps even that is too much.

Sometimes the confusion simply stops being fed. The commentary goes quiet.

And reality is still there.

@3goodthings
@DigitalCoup
@meditation
@economics_that_works
@disability
@pwd
@joinin

#ACIM #ACourseInMiracles #Perception #Reality #Forgiveness #Spirituality #InnerPeace #guilt #fear #projection #death #love #body #person #story #confusion

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