Awakening to Miracles!

Welcome to the transformative journey of Awakening Miracles, a comprehensive exploration of the profound spiritual teachings found in A Course in Miracles (ACIM). This book serves as a guide to understanding the core principles, practices, and insights that ACIM offers to seekers of inner peace, forgiveness, and spiritual awakening. I first began to study ACIM when I heard that the course could save me a thousand years or more toward my goal of becoming enlightened. I realized that, despite decades of spiritual study and meditation practice, I still did not experience a really deep sense of inner peace. I needed to find it. Now, after studying the course and practicing the teachings for many years, I have found my inner peace steadily deepening. It is obvious to others, because I do not become angry or irritated with people or stressful events. If I am tempted to negatively react, I quickly forgive and send love instead. At times, the effects of the workbook lessons in "A Course in Miracles" are imperceptible. But even though you might not think that you "got" the lesson that day, it is important to keep doing the lessons. The workbook lessons work subconsciously, subtly changing your perception. At other times, a lesson will profoundly affect the way you look at things. For me, it didn't take long to be deeply moved. I was only on Lesson 5 when my long-held perceptions of the world came crashing down around me. I suddenly realized that there really was another way of looking at things. This other way was quite different from the way I had been seeing all of my life. Lesson 5 teaches us that, "I am never upset for the reason I think." That day, I got really mad at my husband for some behavior that I resented. I don't even remember now exactly what he did that invoked my anger, but it probably involved making some kind of mess and not cleaning it up. All I remember was that my anger was over the top. As I repeated the lesson over and over in my mind, it suddenly dawned on me that it was not his behavior that was causing my upset, but instead my anger was caused by my own reaction to his behavior. We were playing out a drama that had been repeated many times during our years together. In my judgment of him, he was a complete slob. Not only that, but my judgment of his behavior was a grievance that was preventing me from seeing the miracle behind the grievance. This grievance was making me unhappy.

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