T-24.VII

The Meeting Place

Choosing purpose with the Holy Spirit turns the body from a shrine to specialness into a meeting place for joining, where perception is corrected and creation is remembered.

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Primary
Devotion to specialness can be redirected to your brother’s holiness.
▲ MilestoneLet one question guide you: what is this for? Purpose turns form into means.	▲ Milestone
The body is a self-contained theory of you, proved only by its senses.
Pillar
Perception witnesses to what you taught; let it serve truth instead.
Supporting
Make a holy home in mind, and true creations are remembered.
Form means nothing until purpose tells you what it is.
Two sons seem separate by purpose; change purpose and see the true Son.
Perception is a witness to your purpose; change teaching and the world changes.
The meeting place reveals creation within the brother and yourself.
Minor
Ask what it’s for; choose a new goal for perception.
Perception pictures a wish; a body-theory supplies the evidence it demands.
What you attribute to your brother returns as your own experience.
A frame of holiness becomes the meeting place where truth can shine.
The changeless in your brother reveals your own invulnerability to time.
Purpose, not bodies, makes the meeting place where holiness returns to you.
When the body is branded sinful, it is used for hate and then feared.
The body’s timeline ends in loss; safety is not housed in time.
Echo
Snatching Fatherhood by making a substitute son in form.
The body follows the purpose you assign: showpiece or meeting place.
Protecting specialness demands vigilance and silences every other Voice.
The memory shines in your brother and returns by sharing.
Purpose chooses the Son you see: shared Will or alien goal.
Reverencing the ego-made son turns the body into a creation-parody.

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