What IS Reality, with A Course In Miracles

This group reads and discusses the Textbook of A Course In Miracles. It’s a great place to learn from each other. Each session has unique content, attend one, two or all three:

• Saturdays at 11 AM
• Sundays at 6 PM
• Mondays at 7 PM, all in Eastern Standard Time (EST).

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The Holy Instant is a moment of perfect communion with God, where the illusions of time and space are transcended, and you enter the eternal now. It is described in A Course In Miracles as a state of mind in which the ego's perception - rooted in separation, fear, and the past or future - completely falls away. In this instant, your mind aligns with the Holy Spirit and you experience a profound sense of unity and love. The Holy Instant is a gift of grace that reveals your true identity beyond the body and the world.
What Is the Experience of the Holy Instant?
The experience of the Holy Instant is one of deep peace, joy, and unconditional love. It's a moment where all feelings of separation, conflict, or fear dissolve, replaced by an overwhelming sense of connection to everything and everyone. ACIM describes it as a state of pure awareness, where the mind rests in stillness, free from judgment or the need to defend itself. The Holy Instant is not something you create; it's always present, waiting for you to accept it. You might feel as though you've "come home" to your natural state, fully present and attuned to the divine presence within and around you. It's an experience of wholeness that transcends ordinary perception, offering a taste of eternity in a single, timeless moment.
How Can This Subjective Experience Be Objectively Described?
While the Holy Instant is deeply personal, ACIM uses analogies, contrasts, and metaphors to convey its essence in a way that can be understood objectively.