🦃🍁🥘 Happy Thanksgiving to all 💞

This Course on Affirmative Prayer has significantly changed how I pray. I once even asked, “If God did not create this world I see, then why is prayer so important? ACIM has taught me A LOT about the world I see, and this course has taught me how to change the way I pray. NOW, I know why prayer is so important, AND how to see the world God did create. Thank you both, Mark and Aaron.

@Corey J. My morning starts with pranayama breath work for about 10 minutes followed by 30-50 minutes of I Am meditation (time depends on my schedule). Then I go into my study and have a ritual of FORGIVENESS statements and 68 seconds of being in the Zero Resistance Zone (Mark Lord). Next, I have a conversational journal entry where I am talking with the Holy Spirt. By this time the ACIM watch party addressing the lesson for the day is about to start. I’ll zoom with the LTC family. Prior to retiring for the evening I spend another 20-30 minutes in meditation Yea, I am fully retired 😉

@Kate Paone Kate, I participated in sessions lead by Mark. You may find it very helpful to join his weekly FORGIVENESS sessions. They are on Wednesday’s at 11:00am EST. I also find Ho’ oponopono very helpful: I am sorry. (For whatever jusgments and perceptions are in me that created this situation). Please FORGIVE me. (For my being unconscious to my own thought process). Thank you. (To the Divine for erasing this program from my being). I Love You. (I am returning to Source/Divinity and wiping my inner self clean).

Back at you, Wendy!!! I’m guessing Year 1 was a green ski run and Year 2 promises to be a blue run for sure 😍 🙏🏼🕊️🌟❤️‍🔥

Prayer: I once asked Aaron and Jon Munday, “Why pray, if God does not even know we exist?” After a year of LTC, I have come to the point where I pray throughout the day. Offering everything I do as a prayer of gratitude and thanksgiving. The ACIM text has a daily prayer in Part II, Lessons 221-365. Each prayer is as beautiful as the next. For me, the most meaningful prayers come from my Sacred Heart ❤️‍🔥 and are prayers of devotion to God and gratitude for His many gifts. Sometimes, there are no words, just emotions of joy, peace and love. As an aside, I too had a strict Catholic upbringing and most times prayer was used to plead to be forgiven for all my sins. I was taught without that forgiveness, I was not worthy to “receive Jesus in communion.” With deep gratitude, I have overcome that particular mountain of guilt. Corey, may you find your way back to God through prayer.