Psychosis

Addictions, Depression 5–10 mins, Addictions, Beliefs and Concepts, Christ-Identity, Dark Night of the Soul, Death Wish, Dreaming, Grief and Sadness, Grievances, Hallucination, Oneness, Perceptual Problem, Projection, Psychosis, Schizophrenia, Separation, True Forgiveness, Upset

Our Perceptual Problem

The ego made the world. All miscreation comes from the belief in separation from God. Forgive the belief in separation. See that you have a perceptual problem. You have had a major break with reality, which is psychosis. If you’ve ever noticed the thought, “I feel crazy sometimes, what’s wrong with me?” then you are becoming aware of the insanity! You are hallucinating. Pray to the Holy Spirit to show you, convince you, of the truth.

Addictions 10–30 mins, Addictions, Attack Thoughts, Collaboration, Denial and Repression, Expressing, Hallucination, Motivation, Perceptual Problem, Practical Steps, Psychosis, Schizophrenia, Self-Concept, True and False Empathy, True Forgiveness, Unconsciousness, Victimhood

Practical Application of A Course in Miracles

Practical application of “A Course in Miracles” begins with a step similar to that of a twelve-step program. First you must see that there is a problem. Acknowledge your perceptual problem, your hallucination, schizophrenia, and psychosis. The mind needs healing. Expose your dark thoughts, beliefs, and interpretations and the Holy Spirit will heal them. Work through the Instrument for Peace in the book “Awakening through A Course in Miracles.”

Addictions 10–30 mins, Addictions, Admitting the Problem, Denial and Repression, People-Pleasing, Perception, Perceptual Problem, Psychosis, Readiness and Willingness, Time and Space, Unworthiness

I Feel Like I’m Getting Nowhere

Do you ever have the thought, “I feel like I’m getting nowhere” or, “What is the point of all of this?” You are recognizing that you’ve got amnesia! The addiction of time and all its imaginings made a seeming escape so deceiving we’ve forgotten the original separation! The Holy Spirit is the only one that can lift us out of the maze. It’s not always pretty as we are weened off our drug. But the Holy Spirit’s way is through teaching us that joy can be seen as the constant, even if we still think we are not quite there yet. David Hoffmeister suggests we need a support group for linear time addiction, just as someone addicted to a drug needs support. “Hi, my name is so-and-so, and I believe I am a linear being!”

Our Perceptual Problem

Practical Application of A Course in Miracles

I Feel Like I’m Getting Nowhere

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