Lesson 210

Review VI

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About This Review

This is a review lesson in the ACIM Workbook. Review lessons revisit earlier ideas, allowing them to deepen and integrate into your awareness. Each review period is an opportunity to see these ideas with fresh eyes and a more receptive mind.

Practice Guidance

The review lessons are designed to consolidate the ideas you've been practicing. Spend time with each idea being reviewed, letting it settle more deeply than before. You may notice that ideas which seemed abstract or difficult when you first encountered them now carry a different quality.

Don't rush through the review. Each idea deserves your full, unhurried attention. You might find that your understanding has shifted in subtle ways since you first practiced these lessons.

Contemplation

As you review, notice which ideas resonate more strongly now than they did initially. This natural deepening is part of the workbook's design — each review builds on the foundation of daily practice.

From Walking the Workbook

Halfway through this stretch of twenty days. Beloved, we are here.

Read today's applied idea in the Workbook. Let it land where it will.

The mind that has been practicing for two hundred and ten days is, by now, different from the mind that began. The difference is not in what the mind knows, exactly. It is in what the mind is no longer fighting. The defending has eased. The grasping has softened. The constant interpretive work has, in moments, quieted.

This is grace working. We did not produce these shifts by effort. The willingness opened a door, and grace did the rest. The Course has been gently insistent about this from the beginning. Our part is the willingness. The work is grace's.

For today. Read today's lesson in the Workbook. Repeat the affirmation. Notice what the practice has been doing, quietly, beneath your noticing.

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Walking the Workbook, Volume Two is the ACIM.live companion for Lessons 121 through 240 — the middle third of the year, including the central forgiveness lessons and the closing of Part I. Read more about the book →

*This is original commentary and practice guidance. For the complete lesson text, please visit The Foundation for Inner Peace.*