Lesson 221. Peace to my mind. Let all my thoughts be still.
Our format for part two of the ACIM workbook lessons is this:
1 – Each day read and contemplate the “special theme” that we are currently working with. The first one is, “What is Forgiveness?”
2 – Contemplate the day’s workbook lesson.
3 – Spend time in meditation.
4 – Recall the day’s workbook lesson hourly.
5 – Spend at least a brief time with the workbook lesson and/or meditation before going to bed at night.
I invite you to listen to an audio on the theme, “What is Forgiveness?” If you cannot listen this morning, listen later in the day, in the evening before going to bed or within the next day or two.
Please take time this morning to read “What is Forgiveness?” from the ACIM Workbook, to contemplate Lesson 221, and to spend time in meditation. If you have 30 minutes for meditation and would like a gentle audio to guide you , I recommend this meditation by Michael Langford and Karen Worth:
Peace to my mind. Let all my thoughts be still
It feels as if the new set of workbook lessons are taking us to newer and greater heights of a direct experience where, because we have been faithful in our practices, we will be able to perceive the next holy part because it is our will. The introduction says, “And you could have never come this far unless you saw, however dimly, that it is your will.”
This lesson is a prayer. It speaks to my desire for peace to my mind through the channel of stillness. How holy it seems to wait for the promised experience in joined silence.
