A Course in Miracles offers a gentle way to approach the New Year through forgiveness, peace, and choosing again instead of resolutions.

The crucifixion has long been interpreted through the lens of sacrifice, suffering, and punishment. In traditional Christian theology, it is often presented as the ultimate price paid for sin—a brutal event meant to appease an angry God. A Course in Miracles , however, offers a radically different interpretation, one that gently undoes fear and restores the crucifixion to its true purpose: a teaching in love, not a lesson in pain . The Crucifixion Was Not God’s Demand Accor

Introduction: Beyond the Illusion of Gender A Course in Miracles is uncompromising in its central message: Only the mind communicates, and the mind is beyond gender. What we experience as “male communication” or “female communication” is part of the ego’s identity framework—an identity built on separation, differences, and roles. ACIM gently corrects these illusions by showing us that we all share the same mind, the same fear, the same love, and the same capacity for true com

The holidays promise warmth, connection, and celebration—but for many, they also bring up old wounds, strained family dynamics, unspoken expectations, and emotional overwhelm. It’s a time when relationships can feel more intense than usual. From an A Course in Miracles  (ACIM) point of view, this intensity isn’t accidental. The holidays gather bodies together, but ACIM invites us to use this time to gather minds —to choose peace instead of conflict, and Love instead of fear.