Bill found yesterday in A Course in Miracles Psychotherapy Pamphlet the most amazing sentences that I have been searching for forever. This: YOU ARE NOT GOD. You are ONE with God, not God. You have all the qualities and attributes of God, and He shares His Power with you, but you are not God. You are His Child, His Son. It talks about the unhealed healer being one who is working alone without acknowledging Christ, thinking they are God. On healing and working with others: "For this, one thing and one thing only is required: The therapist in no way confuses himself with God. All "unhealed healers" make this fundamental confusion in one form or another, because they must regard themselves as self-created rather than God-created. This confusion is rarely if ever in awareness, or the unhealed healer would instantly become a Teacher of God, devoting his life to the function of true healing. Before he reached this point, he thought he was in charge of the therapeutic process and was therefore responsible for its outcomes. "It is as insane to not accept a function God has given you as to invent one He has not. The advanced therapist in no way can ever doubt the power that is in him. Nor does he doubt its Source. He understands all power in earth and Heaven belongs to him because of who he is. And he is this because of his Creator Whose Love is in him and Who cannot fail. "The insane, thinking they are God, are not afraid to offer weakness to the Son of God. The unhealed healer cannot but be fearful of his patients, and suspect them of the treachery he sees in him. He tries to heal, and thus at times he may. But he will not succeed except to some extent and for a little while. He does not see the Christ in him who calls. Be thankful, therapist, that you can see such things as this, if you but understood your proper role. But if you fail in that, you have denied that God created you, and so you will not know you are His Son. Heal and be healed.
Posted on: Wed, 17 Jul 2013 11:32:14 +0000
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