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Introduction

The mind is placed at the center as cause: projection, judgment, and guilt are exposed as choices, and vision, miracles, and joining offer a way to choose again.

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Motif¶	Key moment¶	1	2

Primary
▲ MilestonePerception is an outside picture of the mind’s choice.	▲ Milestone
Pillar
Change the mind, not the world; perception witnesses the cause.
Let the world witness your choice: condemnation or joining God’s Will.
Supporting
Damnation begins as self-judgment; the world then looks doomed.
Self-condemnation paints a damned world; holiness offers a different lens.
Minor
Vision begins Chapter 21 by making perception healed and meaningful.
An attack purpose projects catastrophe; choosing holiness restores hope.
Perception is an effect: miracles matter because they change seeing.
Echo
Choose holiness over self-damnation: joining God’s Will sets the Son free.
What you see in the world reflects what you gave it; joy outside mirrors joy allowed.
Holiness and hope replace disaster when your will joins God’s.
Condemnation attacks the Son; a new choice sets the whole mind free.
Disaster thinking crucifies; hope joins God’s Will to set free.
Look with vision and what you behold becomes healed and holy.

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