A Course in What?! A Course in Miracles with Cynthia Morgan

In this podcast episode, I introduce my new app HappiSeek, which is based on A Course in Miracles. I also read Question 4 of the Manual for Teachers, "What are the Characteristics of God's Teachers?"

In this podcast episode, I read and discuss, line by line, the Text of “A Course in Miracles.” I conclude with a subconscious guided visualization meditation based on this episode’s reading. 🌄Join us at the next Desert Reset retreat:http://www.desertreset.com 🙏🏻Donate:http://thecynthiamorgan.com/donate 💻 Website:http://www.thecynthiamorgan.com 💙Facebook: http:/

In this episode, I read and explain paragraphs 5-6 of the section The Holy Encounter, in which we are told to "Know thyself."

In this episode, I read and explain paragraphs 1-2 of the section The Holy Encounter, in which we are reminded that when we meet anyone, it is a holy encounter.

In this episode, I read and explain paragraphs 1-2 of the section The Holy Encounter, in which we are told to ask for light and learn that we are light.

In this episode, I read and explain paragraphs 6-8 of the section The Difference between Imprisonment and Freedom, in which we are told that we are the Will of God because that is how we were created.

In this episode, I read and explain paragraphs 3-5 of the section The Difference between Imprisonment and Freedom, in which we are told that it is not our will to be imprisoned because our will is free.

In this episode, I read and explain paragraphs 1-2 of the section The Difference between Imprisonment and Freedom, in which we are told that the ego has never given you a sensible answer to anything.

In this episode, I read and explain paragraphs 5-6 of the section The Direction of the Curriculum, in which we are told that if the outcome of ours has made us unhappy, and if we want a different one, a change in the curriculum is obviously necessary.

In this episode, I read and explain paragraphs 3-4 of the section The Direction of the Curriculum, in which we are told that our past learning must have taught us the wrong things, simply because it has not us happy.