Comments on: Heroes of Healing: Helen Schucman and William Thetford http://evolvingbeings.com/posts/191/heroes-of-healing-helen-schucman-and-william-thetford/ Growing in Wisdom and Enlightenment to Awaken the Highest Version of Who We Are. Sun, 14 Mar 2010 07:37:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Evita http://evolvingbeings.com/posts/191/heroes-of-healing-helen-schucman-and-william-thetford/comment-page-1/#comment-629 Evita Mon, 22 Dec 2008 00:30:30 +0000 http://blog.evolvingbeings.com/?p=191#comment-629 Hi Liara - I very much agree, ACIM is such a great resource for re-thinking so many of our old paradigms and seeing how not only many of them are not serving us, but also how much some of them have just come from others and are not even our own thoughts. Hi Liara – I very much agree, ACIM is such a great resource for re-thinking so many of our old paradigms and seeing how not only many of them are not serving us, but also how much some of them have just come from others and are not even our own thoughts.

]]> By: Liara Covert http://evolvingbeings.com/posts/191/heroes-of-healing-helen-schucman-and-william-thetford/comment-page-1/#comment-626 Liara Covert Mon, 22 Dec 2008 00:11:38 +0000 http://blog.evolvingbeings.com/?p=191#comment-626 ACIM is a resource that offers insights about love and fear. Marianne Williamson and other spiritual writers explore these topics in their own way. MArianne admits she has been a student of ACIM for over 30 years and she is still expanding her soul on these matters. If you have the inclination, then it is worth reading in order to rethink your own assumptions. ACIM is a resource that offers insights about love and fear. Marianne Williamson and other spiritual writers explore these topics in their own way. MArianne admits she has been a student of ACIM for over 30 years and she is still expanding her soul on these matters. If you have the inclination, then it is worth reading in order to rethink your own assumptions.

]]> By: Evita http://evolvingbeings.com/posts/191/heroes-of-healing-helen-schucman-and-william-thetford/comment-page-1/#comment-512 Evita Sat, 01 Nov 2008 01:11:07 +0000 http://blog.evolvingbeings.com/?p=191#comment-512 Hi Julie, Oh I completely can relate to that...I was so excited when I first got the book and the first few times, I too had a hard time going through it, until the day that something pulled me into it so well that I stuck with it and finished it. It definitely is not light reading, but oh what wisdom filled reading it is! Hi Julie,

Oh I completely can relate to that…I was so excited when I first got the book and the first few times, I too had a hard time going through it, until the day that something pulled me into it so well that I stuck with it and finished it. It definitely is not light reading, but oh what wisdom filled reading it is!

]]> By: Julie http://evolvingbeings.com/posts/191/heroes-of-healing-helen-schucman-and-william-thetford/comment-page-1/#comment-511 Julie Fri, 31 Oct 2008 18:40:57 +0000 http://blog.evolvingbeings.com/?p=191#comment-511 I forgot to mention how much I agree with what you say here about forgiveness. Many years ago, I discussed the concept with a close friend, who insisted he could forgive but never forget. I tried my best to explain that if he <i>truly</i> forgave, there'd be no need for "never forget" because it would be like "it" (whatever it was) hadn't ever even happened. Forgiveness is indeed one of the best gifts we give ourselves, and it all begins with changing how we see any person or act or circumstance... When look at things from a different point of view, put ourselves in a different place or another's shoes, then forgiveness becomes so very easy. So very deep. And so very REAL. It makes what came before as if it hadn't happened. Whoosh!, gone! ;) I forgot to mention how much I agree with what you say here about forgiveness.

Many years ago, I discussed the concept with a close friend, who insisted he could forgive but never forget. I tried my best to explain that if he truly forgave, there’d be no need for “never forget” because it would be like “it” (whatever it was) hadn’t ever even happened.

Forgiveness is indeed one of the best gifts we give ourselves, and it all begins with changing how we see any person or act or circumstance… When look at things from a different point of view, put ourselves in a different place or another’s shoes, then forgiveness becomes so very easy. So very deep. And so very REAL. It makes what came before as if it hadn’t happened. Whoosh!, gone! ;)

]]> By: Julie http://evolvingbeings.com/posts/191/heroes-of-healing-helen-schucman-and-william-thetford/comment-page-1/#comment-510 Julie Fri, 31 Oct 2008 18:10:19 +0000 http://blog.evolvingbeings.com/?p=191#comment-510 I tried some years ago to read this, Evita, and just couldn't get into it. Perhaps it'll be like "Atlas Shrugged" for me: on the umpteenth time, it'll click. ;) Meanwhile, I've read "around" it by means of so many others' works---Tolle, Williamson, so many others... Immensely uplifting and eye-opening. Truly, the many messages (when fully breathed in) change all our worlds, starting with our internal ones. ;) Thank you for sharing! I tried some years ago to read this, Evita, and just couldn’t get into it. Perhaps it’ll be like “Atlas Shrugged” for me: on the umpteenth time, it’ll click. ;) Meanwhile, I’ve read “around” it by means of so many others’ works—Tolle, Williamson, so many others… Immensely uplifting and eye-opening. Truly, the many messages (when fully breathed in) change all our worlds, starting with our internal ones. ;)

Thank you for sharing!

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