The Idols of Sickness
The world is recognized as a chosen dream, and the mind can choose again by accepting Atonement and Creation’s Love. A hidden decision to forget Knowledge makes fear and attack seem justified, until willingness to remember through the Holy Spirit restores peace. Sickness is unmasked as idol-worship and an authority grab, and healing comes through joining minds to accept shared wholeness. Denial of God is exposed as devotion to sickness and other idols, undone by remembering Love and sinlessness.
Sections in this Chapter
A simple overture restores mind-level cause and effect and points to changeless Oneness, where time and perception are repurposed as means to return to peace.
Recognizing the world as a chosen dream, the mind can choose again—accepting Atonement and Creation’s Love—until the Memory of God restores the Kingdom as our unchanged Home.
A hidden decision to forget Knowledge makes fear and attack seem justified, until willingness to remember through the Holy Spirit restores peace, oneness, and the Kingdom’s certainty.
Sickness is unmasked as idol-worship and an authority grab, and healing comes through joining minds with the Holy Spirit to accept peace and shared wholeness.
Sickness ends as the mind withdraws worship from idols, remembers God’s Will as peace, and lets oneness and changelessness correct perception through the Holy Spirit.
Denial of God is exposed as devotion to sickness and other idols that breeds separation, then undone by remembering Love and shared sinlessness, returning projection to the mind.