ACIM, forgiveness, and/or forgetting

[Jeremy Weiland]

> And yes I remember it said that there was nothing TO
> forgive ... but our
> little egos seems to get in the way ... and I fully
> understand egos SHOULD
> NOT ... but as long as I am parked here in a chair,
> sending typed words,
> and creating pixels over the internet, I am FAR
> FROM perfect ... I have
> not ascended yet ...

I know what you mean, Olga. Having studied ACIM
extensively in the past, I got a sense that the author
<ahem> saw the ego as completely an obstacle and not
as a learning tool. Of course, ACIM never says this,
and toward the end takes a very LoO-ey approach to the
ego. I think the key is not embracing any one
approach 100% but being flexible, and adopting ways of
thinking that demonstrate benefit to us. We're going
to do ego-based things anyway, but at least things
like LoO and ACIM help us become *aware* of what we
are doing and their source.

Love and light,

Jeremy




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