Gary Renard ACIMblog interview: "Dreamer of the Dream"

[@FriedrichJosefRoelli]

Thank you guys! Such a wonderful conversation! And clarifying so many things! Much Love!

[@irishlebvet]

Thank you Bruce, thank you Gary. This blog has certainly complimented my learning as a student. Blessings.

[@traceyannemiller9316]

Are you a Dreamer of the Dream? Actually we all are and some are waking up quicker than others! Great interview! Thank you, Bruce and Gary! Very grateful!

[@lucielacroix61]

What a pleasure to hear you !!! I got right in the feeling of joy connecting with you :) Merci Merci Merci !!!

[@HaejinLeeCryptoAnalyst]

What is True Forgiveness: We no longer believe in the reality of this dream (a world of death, murder, lies, hurts, secret sins and hidden hates, a dream of separation from God) and stop to see through the Holy Spirits eyes. In this state of "Miracle" we are then able to say: This is a dream, not real, all unreal. I see the objects, figures, situations that bring out the feelings of anger, guilt and hate as innocent and release them to the Holy Spirit and release myself, the dreamer, also and so that all vestiges of sin are replaced by peace and total innocence. Forgiveness is a mind training to remove our current believe in the reality of this dream world so we can be prepared to see the Real World. The ego is very clever! True Forgiveness also teaches us to observe the ego's thought process in action to catch those instances, feelings of annoyance, even the slightest, the minor colds...anything that tries to disturb our peace of mind. When we catch these instances, we stop thinking with the ego and think with the Holy Spirit and Forgive. So, when the crap hits the fan, a Teacher of God is able to see these as forgiveness opportunities...a JAFO (Just Another Forgiveness Opportunity). Personally, I call it WAVE (What A Victim Episode)...how we so often feel we are victims in all possible situations, scenarios and reason. When we see ourselves as victims, it's an ego trick and calls out for Forgiveness. Thank you Arten and Pursah!