Loving the dreamer and not the dream

I seem to still have a tendency to confuse the truth of who my brother is, with my own faulty assesment of who I really am, and that that is how I see my brother, instead of how he truly is....innocent, perfect and loving...which is also how I truly am...I have a perceptual problem...I believe the false is true and the true is false...and when I am believing this, I am in pain and I suffer...the only way out is to let go of what I think is real, and allow the truth to dawn upon my mind, by allowing the Truth in my mind to be the truth....this brings healing and peace, which are one.

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Permalink Reply by Jeaneen Andretta on December 6, 2008 at 2:29pm

Yes, this world is just a terrible dream, we're really still in God's mind fast asleep. That is why in the Course Jesus teaches us - the world does not exist, we are strangers here. I ;like to think that God my Father checks on us everyday, in our little beds, to make sure His Sons are safe. This is just my way of looking at it, it makes me feel safe. My home is in God's Presence. Love and Blessings, Jeaneen

Permalink Reply by Giblatsai (Peter) on December 6, 2008 at 3:35pm

In truth this is correct, but in order to awaken to Reality, we must first have the Happy Dream, in the Real World, the world we see with Christ Vision, healed perception, seeing and experiencing life here as the Holy Spirit would have us, and that every last detail of this dream must be forgiven before we truly awaken to God the Father's memory, and the Truth that sets us free...our efforts here on iPeace are about giving our mind over to Peace, and joining as one in the Happy Dream that our awareness of our Oneness gives to us naturally and easily, once we learn to decide with God consitently.
"When you learn to decide with God, all decisions become as right and natural as breathing, and you will be lead as gently as if you were being carried down a quiet path in summer." And I am not one to question Jesus' experience, as this is obviously a first-person account.

Thanks for your continued vigilance for God and His Kingdom...and for posting your thoughts on these pages. Love and Light Jeaneen.

Permalink Reply by Jeaneen Andretta on December 6, 2008 at 6:18pm

Thank you, Peter, for helping me understand more and more. Love and Blessings, Jeaneen