T-11.IV

The Inheritance of God’s Son

Inheritance is reclaimed by giving up exceptions and withdrawing blame, allowing the Holy Spirit to reinterpret relationships as shared Sonship where love extends and peace cannot be limited.

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Motif¶	Key moment¶	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8

Primary
★ ZenithSalvation is accepting the whole Sonship as your very Self.	★ Zenith
Pillar
Glory is inherited to be extended; Christ is that extension.
You know yourself by loving every part of God’s Son.
Shared peace reveals the limitlessness you already have.
Your inheritance is glory; condemnation only makes the door seem closed.
Limitless peace is your inheritance, recognized only through sharing.
Supporting
Bring your brother back to the light; cutting him off darkens only you.
Come to God without condemnation of the Sonship.
Approach the altar without condemnation; the door is already open.
Only your mind can deprive you; withdrawing blame restores inheritance.
Shared glory makes blame impossible without contradicting what we are.
Healing begins when blame is no longer placed outside.
Minor
Condemnation is attack that seems to bar God’s Presence, yet the Door is open.
Blame blocks self-knowledge; undo condemnation instead of moving it around.
Blame outward or inward, the ego is still the author.
God’s Will protects without limiting: the door to peace is held open.
Echo
Blame wears many masks; self-blame is still the ego’s defense.

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