The Daily Lesson: 365 Days in A Course in Miracles

Sarah and Marcus walk through the Workbook for Students of A Course in Miracles, one lesson a day for a full year. Each episode reads the day's lesson and unpacks how to actually live it — turning dense spiritual teaching into a daily practice of undoing the ego, releasing judgment, and remembering peace.

The Daily Lesson: 365 Days in A Course in Miracles is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 25 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts The Daily Lesson: 365 Days in A Course in Miracles, a religion show with 25 episodes published.

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  Episode #12

  Lesson 11: My Meaningless Thoughts Are Showing Me a Meaningless World

  Jul 30, 202611 minS0

  <p>For ten days the Workbook has been taking meaning away from what you see. Today, for the first time, it says where that meaning came from — and the arrow points back at you. Lesson 11 calls itself the first idea belonging to a major phase of the correction process, and it lands with an unexpected instruction: be glad. Marcus opens with a plea, having been told in plain language not to sort his thoughts and having sorted them into departments anyway. Sarah names the one way this lesson gets misheard. And the practice changes shape for the first time since Da...

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  Episode #11

  Lesson 10: My Thoughts Do Not Mean Anything

  Jul 29, 202610 minS0

  <p>A listener writes in stuck: the last few lessons sound like they're saying her upset comes from thinking about the past, and her troubles are all happening today — bills due, a divorce still in court, a sick dog. Marcus and Sarah read the letter and decline to fix it. What they say instead is that the Course has never asked anyone to believe it, only to do it, and that being unconvinced on Day 10 is roughly where everyone is. Then today's lesson arrives looking suspiciously like Lesson 4 — and answers that charge in its own second paragraph.</p>

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  Episode #10

  Lesson 9: I See Nothing As It Is Now

  Jul 27, 20269 minS0

  <p>Lesson 9 tells you, in writing, that you don't have to understand it — and for Marcus, an engineer who has spent his whole life earning the right to an opinion, that's the hardest sentence the Workbook has produced so far. He remembers an older technician who refused to explain a procedure for six months. Sarah admits the lesson is easy for her in a way she isn't sure she's earned. Today's practice is three or four periods, eyes open, excluding nothing.</p>

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  Episode #9

  Lesson 8: My Mind Is Preoccupied With Past Thoughts

  Jul 26, 202612 minS0

  <p>Having spent a week discovering that we see only the past, Sarah and Marcus turn inward to the root of it — a mind so occupied with old thoughts that, as the lesson puts it, it isn't really thinking at all. Marcus admits to eleven minutes of rehearsing an argument he never got to have, Sarah brings something of her own about a paperweight on her desk, and today's practice turns out to have a line in it that quietly gives you permission to be annoyed by the exercise itself.</p>

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  Episode #8

  Lesson 7: I See Only The Past

  Jul 24, 20269 minS0

  <p>Sarah and Marcus take on Workbook Lesson 7 — the idea that everything we perceive is just a review of past learning, never the present moment itself. Marcus traces the idea through a vintage bicycle in his hallway that floods him with old memories the instant he looks at it, and the two connect the lesson back to everything they've practiced in their first week, from meaning and judgment to upset and projection.</p>

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