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Sarah and Marcus walk through the Workbook for Students of A Course in Miracles, one lesson a day for a full year. Each episode reads the day's lesson and unpacks how to actually live it — turning dense spiritual teaching into a daily practice of undoing the ego, releasing judgment, and remembering peace.
Unknown Host hosts The Daily Lesson: 365 Days in A Course in Miracles, a religion show with 22 episodes published.
For ten days the Workbook has been taking meaning away from what you see. Today, for the first time, it says where that meaning came from — and the arrow points back at you. Lesson 11 calls itself the first idea belongin
A listener writes in stuck: the last few lessons sound like they're saying her upset comes from thinking about the past, and her troubles are all happening today — bills due, a divorce still in court, a sick dog. Marcus
Lesson 9 tells you, in writing, that you don't have to understand it — and for Marcus, an engineer who has spent his whole life earning the right to an opinion, that's the hardest sentence the Workbook has produced so fa
Having spent a week discovering that we see only the past, Sarah and Marcus turn inward to the root of it — a mind so occupied with old thoughts that, as the lesson puts it, it isn't really thinking at all. Marcus admits
Sarah and Marcus take on Workbook Lesson 7 — the idea that everything we perceive is just a review of past learning, never the present moment itself. Marcus traces the idea through a vintage bicycle in his hallway that f
Sarah and Marcus take on Workbook Lesson 6 — the idea that our upsets are never caused by the world outside us, but by thoughts of our own that we then project onto it. Marcus brings a middle-of-the-night scare (a coat m
Sarah and Marcus unpack Workbook Lesson 5 from A Course in Miracles, exploring how upset is not caused by outside events but by the meaning the mind assigns to them. Through a missing package and a real-life frustration,
Sarah and Marcus explore Lesson 4 of A Course in Miracles, turning inward to examine why both “good” and “bad” thoughts are considered meaningless. Through a hilarious mustard-stain meltdown, they unpack how the mind pro
Sarah and Marcus explore Lesson 3 from A Course in Miracles, unpacking the idea that we do not truly understand what we see and that our judgments come from past projections. Through a deeply personal example of a father
In this lesson on perception from A Course in Miracles, Sarah and Marcus explore how we assign meaning to everyday objects and how that interpretation fuels frustration. Using a sink full of dirty dishes as a real-life e
Sarah and Marcus begin the practical work of Lesson 1 from the Course, unpacking why the exercise asks you to look at everyday objects without attaching meaning to them. They explore resistance, ego defenses, and how a b
This episode introduces A Course in Miracles as a self-study curriculum built around three books, then explains how the Workbook’s daily exercises are meant to train the mind rather than demand belief. The hosts also set
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The Daily Lesson: 365 Days in A Course in Miracles is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Religion and has published 22 episodes.
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