T-25.I

The Link to Truth

Separation is exposed as a chosen purpose, and oneness is reclaimed as whole truth by letting the Holy Spirit reinterpret relationships, bodies, and perception through forgiveness.

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Motif¶	Key moment¶	1	2	3	4	5	6	7

Primary
▲ MilestoneThe Link to Truth teaches unity to the split mind.	▲ Milestone
▲ MilestoneA split mind cannot teach oneness; the link to truth lifts the veil.	▲ Milestone
Pillar
The Holy Spirit links your divided wish to Christ’s oneness.
Perception serves its purpose; choose holiness and it witnesses to truth.
Supporting
Oneness is taught in symbols: an inner Teacher translates illusion toward unity.
Beholding bodies points to death—unless holiness directs you to look past.
Holiness is the link to truth when you look past the body’s darkness.
The tiny wish to be unique is the obstacle the link to truth undoes.
Minor
The link to truth is shared holiness—Christ meeting Himself in brothers.
You are the means for God; the body only seems the tool of Christ.
Perception serves your purpose and shows you the self you seek.
Set the brother in holiness and the condemned self-image fades.
Truth is linked through brotherhood: Christ meets Himself where differences fade.
The Holy Spirit knows what you really will: oneness.
Safety is where you decide it is; perception follows that placement faithfully.
Seeing sin in bodies makes you feel condemned and fuels murderous contempt.
Learning transfers false ideas to truth, guided by the inner Teacher.
Every body you judge reflects the self you think you are.
Echo
The body’s message of death is why the ego wants the messenger gone.
Everlasting Love releases each mind from the body’s verdict of sin and death.
Time and place are teaching aids until the mind accepts oneness.
Projected guilt makes the brother a threat, and attack follows.
If you frame identity in bodies, you will think condemnation is unavoidable.

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