The Mirror Effect

from A Course in Miracles Hosted by Jennifer Hadley

When is life your mirror? How is recognizing the mirror valuable? A Course in Miracles tells us the world is a projection of our minds. What does that mean and how is it helpful? This week, discover how to live a more joyful and balanced life by recognizing what and when life is mirroring your mind. Recognizing the mirror is part of truly living A Course in Miracles! As always, Jennifer shares her own experience and simple steps for a practical application of ACIM. To learn more about A Course in Miracles, please visit JenniferHadley.com. For the transcript of this episode and more, please visit LivingaCourseinMiracles.com.

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