ACIM Lesson 196 Exercise

"It can be but myself I crucify" emphasizes the recognition that we are responsible for our own suffering and limitations. It teaches that by holding onto grievances, judgments, and self-condemnation, we essentially crucify ourselves in a state of mental anguish. Through forgiveness and self-acceptance, we can release the burden of self-crucifixion and reclaim our innate peace and joy.

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