What is memory? Typically, we consider memory the encapsulation of some neural pathway in the brain – forged through the crucible of experience – that we can now seemingly retrieve on demand.

Today let’s unpack anger a bit. Every one of us feels justified in our anger. Meaning that when we get angry, we feel there is a good reason for

Year ends and year beginnings are times many people think about goals and what they want to accomplish in the coming weeks and months. And goals essentially suggest that there

A prominent theme in A Course in Miracles is that we are all the same. The challenge is that it doesn’t seem that way to us. When we look

The Course uses the prominent theme of forgiveness in a way that is contrary to all our past experiences. We think of forgiveness as a means to absolve others of

One of the most challenging concepts in A Course in Miracles is the idea that perception is something we make, not something we observe. In other words, everything we experience

Forgiveness is a tricky word. We think of it in regards to someone who has wronged us in some way. They did or said something hurtful, and we hold them

There’s a powerful question that A Course in Miracles suggests we ask ourselves anytime we are tempted to be angry or upset with another person. And that question is

Whenever someone hurt me in some way – whether it was a verbal assault or any other unkind action – not only would I feel upset and offended, but I also wanted

I grew up thinking that Heaven was a place you attained after leading a virtuous life. And it was a magnificent venue with no lack – just complete and total bliss.

How would you like to never again feel angry? It’s a nice thought, but is that even possible? After all, anger is the result of a fair assessment of

Several of the early workbook lessons in A Course in Miracles focus on the idea that we don’t know what anything is for and that we give everything all