Commentaries on A Course in MIracles

Each day of 2010, Sufi Cherag Rev. David Seacord is creating a brief commentary on the daily lessons of A Course in Miracles. Please note that these 'archived' entries currently do not contain the fine art images that the daily emailed version normally opens with. To subscribe to the email version, simply paste into your browser window the following code.... http://davidseacord.us1.list-manage1.com/subscribe?u=306aba00e6959c604de750bcc&id=62a1ee7045

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Commentary on ACIM Lesson 147

Reviewing:

My mind holds only what I think with God.

(133) I will not value what is valueless.
(134) Let me perceive forgiveness as it is.

This is necessarily brief, as (due to a change in plans that consumed the day) I am behind 'schedule' for an appointment in Phoenix in the morning, and I have a long way to travel (safely). Therefore, I will summate 'all of my wisdom' for you with these words: Trust your heart.

Namaste,

David

Lesson 147

My mind holds only what I think with God.

(133) I will not value what is valueless.
(134) Let me perceive forgiveness as it is.

About Me

Name: Rev. David Seacord

Location: Southwestern USA

Professionally acknowledged as a pioneering master of modern spiritual impressionism, Rev. David Seacord's award-winning fine art imagery continues to garner increasing recognition for its "unique, non-derivative, non-constrained" portrayals of a universe "alive with self-awareness". Intended as perceptual doorways, his growing painting legacy is offering viewers world-wide both "an important new form of impressionistic beauty" containing "an unusual integration of the indigenous with the ultramodern", as well as "providing an intimate access to the dreamtime and the mystical".    USA-born in 1948 of Native American and European ancestry, Rev. David Seacord has been a lifelong creative artist, expressing primarily as a musician and writer before discovering himself as a painter at the age of 50. Based from Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA since 1980, he exhibits his work in many selected physical and on-line fine art venues, as well via his personal website (www.davidseacord.com) of several hundred recent and archival works.

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