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Lesson 111

Review of lessons 91–92

What this lesson is saying

Today is a review, not a new idea. The workbook asks you to take earlier lessons — 91 (“Miracles are seen in light.”); 92 (“Miracles are seen in light, and light and strength are one.”) — and use them on one real irritation. Reciting titles is not the review.

Pick one person, one thought about yourself, or one situation that is actually bothering you. Run each reviewed idea on that same thing. Notice which one you want to skip. That one is the work.

You still need not believe any of it. Use it. Then live the hour — work, home, the next encounter — from the one you actually used.

This is not saying

This is not a lighter day and not a reading assignment. A review that never touches a real face is how the ego keeps the year as a book report.

Why this can change a day

The early ideas only become yours when they meet a life. Review is the test: which sentence did you actually use on a judgment, an attack thought, a belief about yourself, or a relationship? That is the curriculum.

In your day

Same idea, three ordinary places — a relationship or encounter, the case against yourself, and a situation at work or at home. You do not need a special mood.

  1. With someone

    A thought says you are failing, behind, not enough — and it feels like a report from God.

    What to do

    Say the words as written: “Review of lessons 91–92.” Let it be a thought. Do not build a self from it. Watch it pass. Then the next decent hour.

  2. Toward yourself

    A bill, a number, a job title — money treated as what you are worth.

    What to do

    Say the words as written: “Review of lessons 91–92.” Pay the bill. Eat. Rest. Then remember which law gets to tell you what you are. Care for the form. Do not worship it as identity.

  3. At work, at home, or in a situation

    Fear of sitting still. Church and clinic both said listening inward is madness, or special.

    What to do

    Say the words as written: “Review of lessons 91–92.” Note the fear. It is cultural. Sit anyway. Do not manufacture a voice. Kindness after you stand is a good test.

Two voices in the same mind

Hear which one is running. Then today’s idea, on a real person — or on you.

Unloving thought

This thought is me. I have to follow it into a remark or a self. A thought is a verdict. Reciting the titles is enough. This situation can wait.

Jesus’s way

“Review of lessons 91–92.” Review is whether you used the ideas on a real person — this situation, not a new philosophy. The ones you only admired are the curriculum.

Spalding · 2019 · episode #312

Jesus’s commentary for Lesson 111

Tina reads the official workbook lesson first. Then she channels. The video is the source. The notes below are study notes of that sitting — not a transcript, and not A Year of Forgiveness.

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After the reading

In the video · Jesus speaking

This is the channeled portion — after Tina has read the lesson. Study notes of that sitting. Not a transcript.

  • After the reading, this sitting is a review. He checks whether you used the ideas on an irritation — not whether you can recite “Review of lessons 91–92.”
  • The ideas under today: 91, 92. Which did you actually use on a person? The ones you only admired are the curriculum.

How to sit today

Review III · Lessons 91–110

The idea is above. This is the one sitting this number asks — how often, how long, and the words. Not a second lesson.

Review day
How often
Two ideas — Lesson 91 and Lesson 92. Five minutes (or longer) morning and evening. Then a brief review each hour: one idea on the hour, the other on the half hour
How long
Five minutes twice a day, preferably the first five minutes of the day and the last five before sleep. Longer if you prefer
Through the day
Each hour, a moment — not more is required. Use one idea on the hour and the other a half hour later. Let the mind rest a little in silence, then keep the thought with you.
When shaken
If you are shaken, think of it again. These sittings are for forming the habit of applying what you learn to everything you do.
If you forget
Learning is not hampered when you miss because the time was truly impossible — do not ritualize catching up. Learning is hampered when you skip because you are unwilling. Do those missed sittings as soon as you change your mind about your goal.

How

  1. Read the two ideas and comments. Then think about them quietly, letting your mind relate them to your needs, problems, and concerns.
  2. Place the ideas in the mind and let it use them. Give direction at the start, then lean back in quiet faith.

Longer sitting

Five minutes (or longer) morning and evening — preferably the first five minutes of the day and the last five before sleep

  1. Two ideas: Lesson 91 — “Miracles are seen in light.”. Lesson 92 — “Miracles are seen in light, and light and strength are one.”.
  2. Read the two ideas and comments. Then think about them quietly, letting your mind relate them to your needs, problems, and concerns.
  3. Place the ideas in the mind and let it use them. Give direction at the start, then lean back in quiet faith.

Short / hourly

Each hour: one idea on the hour, the other on the half hour — a moment, not more is required

  1. On the hour: “Miracles are seen in light.”. Let the mind rest a little in silence, then keep the thought with you.
  2. On the half hour: “Miracles are seen in light, and light and strength are one.”. Same form.

When shaken

If you are shaken

  1. Think of the ideas again. These sittings are for forming the habit of applying what you learn to everything you do.

Rituals are not the aim and would defeat the goal. Distinguish a poorly suited situation from a camouflage for unwillingness.

These scripts follow the workbook’s own method for this number — duration, frequency, and the sentences it asks you to use. They are a study paraphrase, not a replacement. Read the official lesson at acim.org and follow any wording it gives that is more specific than this card.

Words you may not know

Full glossary

Course words do not mean what church, psychology, or ordinary English usually mean. These notes are for this lesson — tap a word.

Other voices — Tina, Ra, Carla

Short notes from the four streams. The teaching above is the lesson. These are doors if you want them.

Spalding

Review is not a lighter day. In the 2019 commentary he treats “Review of lessons 91–92” as a check: which of these ideas did you use in a real situation, and which did you only admire? Skimped ideas are the curriculum. Do the review as the workbook asks, then let him speak to the ones you still argue with.

Watch this lesson’s commentary

Ra

This lesson is practice in polarizing with the person in front of you. Service to others is not a slogan. It is whether you treat them as the same being you are.

Open stream

Rueckert

A wanderer on Earth does not need a different lesson. She needs this one, done with her hands. Carla's whole archive is the proof: contact follows a life, it does not replace it.

Open stream

Then the map, if you want it