Reclaim your connection to Source.

"Truly, truly, I say to you, whoever believes in me will also do the works that I do; and greater works than these will he do, because I am going to the Father."
(John 14:12, ESV)

Many of us have been abused, shamed, or misled by Christian institutions and doctrine — especially in ways that distorted our sense of worth, identity, and innate connection to Source. A Course in Miracles (ACIM) can be uniquely helpful to anyone turned off or turned away by institutional Christianity.

ACIM delivers its message using the language of traditional Christian doctrine, presenting a unique — and sometimes challenging — opportunity to reclaim the teachings of Jesus, an ascended master who embodied and expressed the Christ consciousness within us all.

  • Know the Source of Unconditional Love — Not Fear

    Many wounded by institutional religion carry the shame of a punishing, withholding, or conditional patriarchal God. ACIM dismantles that image. It teaches that God/Source has never judged you, never condemned you, and only ever extends love. This is revolutionary for someone recovering from fear-based religion.

  • Heal Guilt and Self-Hatred

    Religious indoctrination and abuse is all about reinforcing guilt, shame, and feelings of unworthiness. Rather than requiring us to earn forgiveness, we learn to accept our innate innocence.

  • Validate Your Inner Authority

    Church may have taught that you need a priest, pastor, or institution to mediate your relationship with Source. ACIM teaches us to trust the inner voice, which is our Divine Wisdom. You learn how to access direct, internal guidance from within. You are reminded that your direct communion with God/Source is intact and waiting for you. It has never depended on human institutions or interventions.

  • Reframe the Past Without Bypassing It

    ACIM does not ask us to assign blame for the pain of our past. Instead, it invites you to release the grip of fear, blame, and victimhood. You begin to see yourself not as a broken sinner, but as a Divine child of God/Source capable of miracles through the power of forgiveness — including self-forgiveness.

  • Claim Your True Identity as One with Christ Mind

    If religion made you feel unworthy, sinful, or “less than,” ACIM offers a radical re-identification:

    “I am the holy Child of God Itself.” (Workbook, Lesson 191, Gender-Free ACIM)

    You are not your trauma, your church wounds, or the roles you were forced into. You are something far greater — and that truth can never be harmed.

  • Discover that Miracles are Natural

    According to The Course, a miracle is not a supernatural event or divine intervention in the outer world — it is a shift in perception from fear to love. “Miracles are natural. When they do not occur, something has gone wrong.” (Text, Ch. 1, Sec. I.6)

My journey…

I was raised in the Catholic church. I began unwinding the church’s toxic lessons of shame, guilt and sin when I picked up A Course in Miracles more than a decade ago. I tried for more than year to read The Course, but struggled with anger and resistance due to the language used throughout the text: God, He/Him, Son, etc.

I believe The Course eventually helped me reclaim my relationship with my Self and the teachings of Jesus — an ascended master who embodied and expressed the Christ consciousness within us all.

I am also working on a experimental gender-free translation of the original Course published in 1975 and which is in the public domain of the United States of America.

When I read The Course aloud to myself, I often replace words such as God and He with Source and It, respectively. This has helped me connect with The Course more deeply by eliminating the barrier of patriarchal semantics. I find myself more receptive to the message when I’m relieved of the extra cognitive effort of reprocessing the language of Christian indoctrination.

All that said, I believe there is value in doing the extra work to reclaim the language that harmed us. For those who find the language of the original Course completely unwelcoming, I hope the gender-free translation opens a new pathway to discovery.

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  • It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world.

  • It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world.

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