ACIM Lesson 259 Prayer

"Let me remember that there is no sin."
This lesson emphasizes that the concept of sin is fundamentally flawed, as it implies that our actions have irreversibly altered our true nature. It teaches that nothing we have done has actually changed what we are at our core - the holy Child of God. The lesson encourages us to recognize that sin is merely a surface-level smudge rather than a deep-rooted corruption, and that accepting our inherent innocence opens the way to abundance and health. It concludes by suggesting that remembering there is no sin allows us to accept our own perfect innocence and that of all creation, recognizing that any evidence to the contrary is merely an illusion created by our minds.
All quotes are from A Course in Miracles, copyright ©2007, Third Edition used with permission from the publisher and copyright holder, the Foundation for Inner Peace, 448 Ignacio Blvd., #306, Novato, CA 94949.

Transcript

A Course in Miracles.

Lesson 259.

Let me remember that there is no sin.

Sin is the only thought that makes the goal of God seem unattainable.

What else but sin could blind us to the obvious?

What else but sin could make the strange and the distorted seem more clear?

What else but sin engenders our attacks?

What else but sin could be the source of guilt?

What else but sin could demand punishment and suffering?

What else but sin could be the source of fear obscuring God's creation?

What else but sin could give love the attributes of fear and attack?

Father,

I would not be insane today.

Father,

I would not be afraid of love.

Father,

I would not speak for refuge in love's opposite,

For love can have no opposite.

Father,

You are the source of everything there is.

Father,

Everything that is remains with you and you with it.

Nothing real can be threatened.

Nothing unreal exists.

Herein lies the peace of God.

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ACIM my dsily companion i am thankful. The voice is the ultimate more peaceful one. I wanted to ask about the music please not in this lesson yet lesson 60 for instance 47 the choir background music? If I can find it ? Thanks