By Birol Gökduman I had this neighbor. Our buildings didn’t have clear boundaries, so sometimes my guests would park in front of what he claimed was his space. If they blocked the entrance, even for a minute, he’d lose it. Especially if the person was old or a...
By Danika Dinsmore Each day should be devoted to miracles. [CE T-1.15.1:1] Opportunities to put Course lessons into practice can pop up anytime and anywhere, including at 6:30 AM on a Thursday at a surprisingly busy airport. I’m heading to my gate at the Vancouver...
By Julie You don’t know the pudding’s value until you taste it. That’s what this old saying means. Now, if you are in the market for some hope, confidence, or proof that A Course in Miracles delivers what it promises...have I got a story for you. It all started when I...
By Bryan Hebert My day began with sadness as I mourned the loss of a relationship, but in a sudden mystical moment I began to be uplifted. You could call it a holy encounter with Christ. It happened when I was driving. The traffic light had turned red, and my absolute...
By Bryan Hebert I like to think I am always alert for miracle opportunities. Being of service to help in the giving of a miracle is rewarding to me. But being on the receiving end of a miracle is not usually on my radar; that is, until now. For some time, I have been...
By Sue Pearson A distressed pharmacist found his day turned right side up when a vaccination patient offered a miracle. I had arrived at my appointment 5 minutes early but had to wait another 40 minutes to get my shot. The pharmacist was not having a good day, likely...
By Diann Charisse stood at my office door offering me a lie. She held in her hands the poem she said she had written the day before in class. I knew she had not written it. After months of listening to her taunts and dealing with her belligerence, I was surprised at...
By SVP I wanted to give Liz a luxury cruise, a spa vacation, or a few nights at a high-end hotel. She wanted none of those. All she wanted was isolation, quiet, and rest. Liz had taken care of our beloved mother-in-law when Mary was dying of brain cancer. Then when...
By Sue Pearson Trudy cootie. That’s what they called her, the group of bullies in my sixth-grade class. She was just twelve years old, thin as a waif, shy as could be. She wore what we called coke-bottle eyeglasses, thick and odd-looking, especially on a child. That...
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