Lesson 112 Review Lessons 93 and 94

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Part 1 Undoing the Way We See Things Now

LESSON 112 Morning and Evening ReviewLesson 93 and 94

  1. (93)  Light and joy and peace abide in me. I am the home of light and joy and peace. I welcome them into the home I share with God, because I am a part of Him.
  2.  (94) I am as God created me. I will remain forever as I was, created by the Changeless like Himself. And I am one with Him, and He with me.
  3. On the hour:  Light and joy and peace abide in me. On the half hour:   I am as God created me.[1]
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Notes and Personal Application:  In the morning we had our devotions and recorded the hourly and half-hourly reviews of the above lessons. In our hourly reviews we welcome the light and joy and peace of God into our consciousness by training our minds as home for God’s gifts. We take all that is not love, all that is fear and worry and condemnation, and give it no more place in our minds. Those things that would trouble us and weigh us down, those memories that would nip at us and cause us to stumble, those cares and concerns that we have in our physical bodies – we surrender to the light of God. His light is a healing ray that dissolves all that is not of Him; only then can we experience the joy and peace of God. When we ask God to guide us and to direct us, He promises to never leave us comfortless. Light and joy and peace abide in us – we will not find it in the world, in other people, in chasing after happiness where it cannot be found! We are part of God, our lesson reminds us today, and His gifts abide in us.

In our half-hourly reviews, we are reminded that we are as God created us. We can never separate ourselves from God, for we belong to Him. We may have made something to take the place of what God made, but it only seems to exist in this holograph called time where the past and the future keep us striving in a constant state of flurry and flux. We remain forever as we were, changeless like God. We are one with Him! He is one with us.

Today we set the reminders on our phones for the hour and the half-hour. We recorded the lesson ideas and no matter what we were doing, we did our best to stop for a minute and listen to the lesson ideas and thank the Lord for our awakening, for inspiring our minds, for saving us from the rounds of time. When we listened together we would remind one another of how blessed we are to have this Course and these lessons to keep us on track, to undo the thoughts that ego would give us and instilling the thoughts of Jesus our Savior on the altar of our minds.

Throughout the rest of the review lessons, let me recall the words of Jesus in the introduction to Review Three:  Do not forget how little you have learned. Do not forget how much you can learn now. Do not forget your Father’s need of you, as you review these thoughts He gave to you.


[1] A Course in Miracles. Workbook for Students. Lesson 112…Foundation for Inner Peace, Second Edition (1992). p. 205.

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My love for God, home and hearth, my husband and family fueled my decision to devote the rest of my life only to pursuits which brought love, joy, peace, and purpose. I am a writer, seeker, student, and teacher with experience professional and otherwise from waitressing to teaching the English language in China, Taiwan, and Singapore. I hold a BA in Psychology from Bloomsburg University, which took nearly 30 years to attain while I squeezed courses in between raising my children, journaling, relationships, work, and an assortment of escapades, some of which I would rather forget! An ongoing passion for reading, writing, adventure, food, and fun, eventually led me to the love of my life, James, whom I met in 1996 and married in 1997. Our life together has been an exciting journey of work and travel, spiritual awakening, and domestic bliss ever since. Although we have experienced the tragic loss of family members and friends through death and estrangement, we have managed to turn our special relationship into a holy one by the grace of God and an acute and growing awareness of “there must be a better way!” In 2006, I published my first novel, Luella’s Calling, and am currently working on my second, Grover Good and the Stone Chateau. From 2013 through 2018, I worked as a Prevention Education Specialist for Transitions, a local domestic violence sexual abuse victim’s service agency. My work there, fueled by a lifelong enthusiasm for teaching, led me to obtain an MS in Education from Scranton University. In 2018, I resigned to accompany James on his work travels while focusing on my calling to study and teach A Course in Miracles. To that end, I dedicate the rest of my days to writing, sharing, and teaching the message of salvation found within the Course pages. Thank you for your interest in this blog. As I do not respond to comments on the posts, if you care to contact me, please email me at eckief@yahoo.com.

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