🌟 A Course in Miracles (ACIM) Daily Lessons & Insights with Hope Johnson

• Lesson 349: Today I let Christ's Vision Look upon all things for me and judge them not. But give each one a Miracle of Love Instead.

  Send Hope a TextWhat if the fastest way to change your life is to stop trying to change the world and start changing how you see it? We invite you into a practice that replaces judgment with love, not as a lofty ideal but as a practical, repeatable shift you can feel in your body. When we talk about Christ’s vision, we mean a clear perception that looks past mistakes and finds what is lovable in every moment, including the ones that usually trigger us.Across this conversation, we reframe miracles as shifts in perception rather than rare events. Healing, solutions, and helpful outcomes flow from this inner correction, not the other way around. We unpack the law of love—giving to have—and show how freedom is reciprocal: every time you offer forgiveness instead of critique, you loosen the bars around your own mind. You will hear how love multiplies when shared, how gratitude grows by being expressed, and why giving and receiving are actually the same experience moving through you.We also get practical about trust and provision. You do not plan miracles or manage outcomes into being; you allow them by staying present and letting the doing happen in grace. That means fewer mental bargains, less strain, and more easeful action that actually lands. We close with a simple daily practice you can use when tension spikes: pause, invite a different way of seeing, and watch how the body softens as judgment drops. Try it morning and night, and anytime during the day when you feel the pull to fix, correct, or control.If this resonates, follow the show, share it with someone who needs a gentler lens today, and leave a quick review telling us where you noticed a miracle of love.🕊️ Go deeper with meBook a 1:1 Session 🌸 Give and Support my Ministry:Donate📙 Read, Watch, or Listen Substack

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• Lesson 348: I Have No Cause For Anger or for Fear. For You Surround Me, and in Every Need That I Perceive Your Grace Suffices Me.

  Send Hope a TextWhat if safety isn’t something you earn, but something you remember? We take you into Lesson 348 from A Course in Miracles and explore a radical shift: anger and fear have no real cause when we know we’re surrounded by love and sustained by grace. Rather than chasing security in money, status, or control, we look at safety as a property of being—rooted in innocence and shared with our Source.Across this conversation, we unpack how grace functions as sufficiency: it doesn’t always change circumstances, but it changes how we see them. That shift dissolves the premise that something vital is missing, which is what fuels anxiety and resentment. We talk through choosing with God as a practical posture—extending love in the moment, and using forgiveness to clear the blocks that keep love from flowing. Forgiveness here isn’t about keeping score; it’s the decision to drop a story that never truly defined you.You’ll also get a simple daily practice. Start your morning by picturing yourself held in love, then carry a short affirmation—grace suffices me—into the moments when irritation or fear spikes. In the evening, recall two or three instances of ease as evidence that grace met you. Use plans and protections if they help, but let them be symbols rather than your source. From this steadier baseline, actions become clearer, kinder, and less driven by panic.If the idea of resting in true safety resonates, press play and sit with it alongside us. When you finish, share one moment where grace showed up for you today, subscribe for more grounded spiritual practice, and leave a review to help others find this space.🕊️ Go deeper with meBook a 1:1 Session 🌸 Give and Support my Ministry:Donate📙 Read, Watch, or Listen Substack

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• Lesson 347: Anger Must Come From Judgement. Judgement is the Weapon I Would Use Against Myself, to Keep the Miracle Away From Me.

  Send Hope a TextWhat if every spike of anger isn’t proof something went wrong, but a clue that a hidden verdict is running the show? We dive into Lesson 347—“Anger must come from judgment”—to unmask how guilt-making thoughts fuel outrage, anxiety, and self-attack, and how releasing those verdicts lets real healing surface.We start by separating the ego’s will from our true will, showing how the mind gets hooked on the illusion that judgment protects us. From there, we explore the core shift: events don’t cause anger; the meaning we assign does. Condemnation quietly declares that love has limits, and once we believe that, we live as if we’re cut off from safety. The turning point is learning to hand judgment over to the Holy Spirit—the inner Teacher who looks upon the same scenes we do and sees a call for love, not proof of guilt. Nothing needs to be added from the outside; miracles appear when we stop defending our verdicts.You’ll hear a grounded practice you can use today. Start the morning by resting in stillness for three to five minutes, noticing thoughts without verdicts. Through the day, when irritation or resistance arises, ask, What am I judging now? No forced answers required; the question loosens the ego’s story. At night, review tense moments and admit, I listened to judgment, but I was wrong, then feel the assurance that you are judged only by love. This is forgiveness in action: removing justification from the judgment so it can dissolve. Over time, defenses fall, anger loses its fuel, and your awareness returns to innocence—the only judgment that truly heals.If this resonated, share it with a friend who’s ready to experience peace without conditions, subscribe for more gentle yet practical guidance, and leave a review to help others find these teachings.🕊️ Go deeper with meBook a 1:1 Session 🌸 Give and Support my Ministry:Donate📙 Read, Watch, or Listen Substack

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• Lesson 346: Today The Peace of God Envelops Me, And I Forget All Things Except His Love.

  Send Hope a TextWhat if peace isn’t something you learn, but something you remember the moment you set down your mental clutter? We open a clear path to calm by practicing “sacred forgetting”—letting grievances, control, and fear fade so love can take its natural place. The invitation is gentle and practical: breathe in love, exhale peace, and let miracles quietly reorder your perception until time seems to step aside.Across this conversation, we explore how peace dawns when you stop adding and start releasing. You’ll hear how a single judgment about someone becomes an opportunity for blessing, why love’s “law” gives without loss, and how small acts of willingness create big shifts in how the day feels. We map out a five‑minute morning alignment—imagining a field of light that recognizes peace in everyone you meet—and an evening wind‑down that watches thoughts turn luminous without getting pulled in. Along the way, we examine those “foolish toys” of control and ambition, noticing how quickly serenity rises when they’re named and set aside.This is a story of perception gently reorganized. Miracles aren’t fireworks; they’re subtle correctives that return you to the simplicity of heaven within any circumstance. By blessing anyone who crosses your mind, you forget the stale script about them and remember what’s true in them and in you. The result is a lived sense of timelessness—ordinary moments touched by a calm certainty that doesn’t depend on outcomes. If you’ve been craving stillness that isn’t brittle, confidence that isn’t loud, and love that doesn’t keep score, this guide is for you.If this resonates, follow the show, share it with a friend who could use some quiet, and leave a review to help others find this space. Then try the practices today and tell us: what grievance did you trade for peace?🕊️ Go deeper with meBook a 1:1 Session 🌸 Give and Support my Ministry:Donate📙 Read, Watch, or Listen Substack

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• Lesson 345: I Offer Only Miracles Today, For I Would Have Them Be Returned to Me.

  Send Hope a TextEver notice how fast your body tightens when a small annoyance hits? We took that familiar snap and turned it into a doorway: choose a moment of gentleness and feel a miracle return as instant relief. Drawing from Lesson 345 of A Course in Miracles, we explore the simple but radical law of divine reciprocity—what you give, you receive—and show how it becomes real through forgiveness, not force.We walk through everyday examples, like debating a boundary text or bracing for a difficult exchange, and show how the form matters less than the content of peace behind it. When you let go of attack thoughts, mercy flows and the mind stops working overtime to hold up the world. You’ll learn a five‑minute breath practice—exhale to release control, inhale to receive—that turns your attention into a channel for blessing. We lean into the idea that the experiencer and the experience are the same, which dissolves blame and invites unity to lead the way.As the episode unfolds, we map a living loop: forgiveness gives rise to a miracle, the miracle settles into peace, and peace clears the mind for deeper forgiveness. Think of it as divine circulation—like a heart moving blood—where every blessing you extend comes back as clarity, softness, and rest. We close with a simple evening review: recall moments you chose peace over judgment and let gratitude multiply them. If you’re ready to offer only miracles today and watch peace return to you immediately, press play, try the practice, and share what changed. Subscribe, leave a review, and tell a friend who could use a lighter way to live.🕊️ Go deeper with meBook a 1:1 Session 🌸 Give and Support my Ministry:Donate📙 Read, Watch, or Listen Substack

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