Resource page
Welcome to your resource page. If there's anything throughout the year that I need to send you I will do that through the Reddit Group or it will be here.
Audio Recordings
So for starting out this journey below find the document which contains the links to the first 150 audios of the lessons. You can download it here and save it so you can listen every day or whenever you feel is right for you.
| miracles_365_youtube_links.docx |
Here is the link to the Class Recording Playlist
The Best ACIM App |
The Story of ACIM |
Day/Lesson Chart
This calendar aligns Dates with the Lesson for that day
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ACIM Video Playlist~ 103 Videos
Staying Committed to Your Daily Lessons 📖✨
The daily lessons of A Course in Miracles are designed to rewire your perception and undo old conditioning. But like any transformation, consistency is key. Here are some practical tips to help you stay on track:
✅ Even if you can’t do all of the reminders, at least read the lesson once first thing in the morning. Just setting the intention for the day makes a difference.
✅ Create a routine that works for you. Whether it's reading in bed before getting up, during your morning coffee, or on a lunch break, commit to a rhythm that feels doable.
✅ Shift your mindset from "I have to do my lessons" to "I WANT to do my lessons." This is not a chore; this is your awakening.
✅ Plan ahead. If you know you’ll be traveling or have a busy day, decide in advance when and how you’ll fit in your lesson. Maybe it’s on a plane, in the car, or during a quiet moment between activities.
✅ Make it visual! Take a screenshot of the daily lesson and use it as your phone wallpaper so you’re reminded throughout the day.
✅ Use the worksheet! 📄✨ Lori created a fantastic worksheet to help track your lessons and reflections—download it and use it as a tool for deeper integration. (It's Below) ⬇️
💡 More Ideas to Stay on Track:
➤ Use App or Set an alarm ⏰ or a calendar reminder to revisit your lesson throughout the day.
➤ Write the lesson down in a notebook or sticky note and place it where you’ll see it (bathroom mirror, car dashboard, desk).
➤ Record yourself reading the lesson and listen to it throughout the day. 🎧
➤ Use a buddy system—check in with a classmate about how the lesson is unfolding for you both.
➤ Remember: It’s okay to miss a day. If you do, just pick up where you left off—no guilt, no judgment, just continue.
The most important thing? Keep going. Even when you don’t fully understand a lesson, even when resistance comes up. The shifts are happening—often in ways you can’t yet see.
💫 You’ve got this! 💖
Lori's Worksheet 📜
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🍷🥖 Rethinking How We See Food 🍽️✨
One thing I always tell my students is this: it’s not what you eat, but the energy with which you eat it. So much of our relationship with food is shaped by perception, conditioning, and deeply ingrained beliefs. This fascinating video explores how the French enjoy their food fully—without guilt, obsession, or restriction—yet maintain balance effortlessly. It challenges the myths around eating and invites us to reconsider how our mindset, presence, and enjoyment shape our experience with food far more than rigid rules do. Watch with an open mind, and let it inspire a shift in perception! 💫🍷🥐
2 Major Themes from Lessons 22-28
1. The Shift from Fear-Based Perception to True Vision 👁️✨
- Lessons in this section continue to challenge the idea that the world we see with our physical eyes is real or reliable. Instead, they invite us to begin perceiving beyond appearances and recognize that everything we see is a reflection of our inner state.
- Key idea: We are not trapped by what we see—we are trapped by our interpretation of what we see.
- Think About: How do we shift from seeing through the lens of fear, guilt, and past conditioning to seeing through the eyes of love and truth?
- These lessons reinforce that our thoughts are not neutral—they are active forces shaping our perception and experience.
- Key idea: We are not powerless observers of the world; we are choosing how we experience it.
- Think About: If our thoughts shape what we see, how can we consciously align our thinking with truth instead of illusion?
1 Month Motivation Video! 🥳🙌🏻
I’ve added two powerful quotes from A Course in Miracles that we explored in our last class. These concepts are key to deepening our understanding and practice as we move forward.
🔥 1. The Positive Form of Denial“The positive form of denial is to deny that anything of this world can ever affect your connection with God.”
We often think of denial as avoiding or resisting what’s happening. But this quote reminds us that positive denial is a powerful tool—it’s the practice of refusing to give reality to anything that suggests separation from God. When we deny the illusion of the world’s power over us, we reaffirm the truth of our unbreakable connection with God. This kind of denial is not avoidance—it’s alignment with truth.
🎁 2. God’s Son is Generous Out of Self-Interest“God’s Son is generous out of self-interest.”
This quote flips the usual idea of giving on its head. When we give freely, we’re not losing anything—in fact, we are gaining everything. Giving and receiving are the same. When we give love, support, and kindness, we experience that love within ourselves. It’s a recognition that in extending love, we affirm our own wholeness. Giving is never a sacrifice—it’s a reflection of who we truly are.
💡 Reflection:
As you move through the upcoming lessons, take some time to sit with these ideas. Ask yourself:
🔥 1. The Positive Form of Denial“The positive form of denial is to deny that anything of this world can ever affect your connection with God.”
We often think of denial as avoiding or resisting what’s happening. But this quote reminds us that positive denial is a powerful tool—it’s the practice of refusing to give reality to anything that suggests separation from God. When we deny the illusion of the world’s power over us, we reaffirm the truth of our unbreakable connection with God. This kind of denial is not avoidance—it’s alignment with truth.
🎁 2. God’s Son is Generous Out of Self-Interest“God’s Son is generous out of self-interest.”
This quote flips the usual idea of giving on its head. When we give freely, we’re not losing anything—in fact, we are gaining everything. Giving and receiving are the same. When we give love, support, and kindness, we experience that love within ourselves. It’s a recognition that in extending love, we affirm our own wholeness. Giving is never a sacrifice—it’s a reflection of who we truly are.
💡 Reflection:
As you move through the upcoming lessons, take some time to sit with these ideas. Ask yourself:
- “Where in my life can I practice positive denial and refuse to give power to illusions?”
- “How can I experience the fullness of giving by recognizing that I am always giving to myself?”