Hello Love, 

Recently, a subscriber wrote in about her experience watching her Mom's ailing health. She writes...

"As my 87 mother is hospitalized, I've tried to immerse myself in my practice trying to live some of the lessons.

I have prayed the Holy Spirit prayer, take this from me and judge it for me... very often, every time I feel going into despair.  I then try to foster peace and love inside of me, but often I want to see something in this plane of reality. How do I know I've prayed with my right mind and not my ego?

The idea that I'm actually creating this fills me with guilt and fear. How do I apply this and still feel loved and innocent?"

When our loved ones are experiencing sickness, it can bring up a lot of emotion, uncertainty and wonder of what we can do to help. This subscriber opened up about her feelings of guilt and fear strengthening as she cares for her mother.

This is a situation which I feel many of us can resonate with: wanting the best...

Genuine healing is the release from fear in your mind. It occurs when you give up seeing your life through the ego's eyes. We are taught in A Course in Miracles that the mind is the level of cause and that the body is the effect. Therefore, if we want anything to heal, we must first begin with the mind. 

Follow the link in this blog to my interview from Corinne Zupko, Author of the award-winning book, From Anxiety to Love! Corinne and I get into a great, in-depth conversation about what true healing is and I also share my experience of using my mind and the healing principles of A Course in Miracles to heal from vertigo. 

Always keep a focus on the fact that genuine healing is of the mind. Detach from any expectation of the outcome and allow your mind be led to the peace of the God Mind. 

The Healing Meditation mentioned in the podcast is found in Gary Renard's book, Love Has Forgotten No One <3 

Here's the link to Corinne's website where you can listen to the...