In this episode, I read and discuss the first two paragraphs (1-2) of the section The Extension of the Kingdom, in which we are told to not withhold our gifts to the Sonship or we are withholding ourselves from God.

In this episode, I read and discuss the last three paragraphs (5-7) of the section The Unbelievable Belief, in which we are told to not be afraid of the ego because it is a meaningless belief.

In this episode, I read and discuss paragraphs 3-4 of the section The Unbelievable Belief, in which we are told that a conflicted teacher is a poor teacher and a poor learner.  

In this episode, I read and discuss paragraphs 1-2 of the section The Unbelievable Belief, in which we are told that there is a fundamental law of the mind that is always operating. 

In this episode, I read and discuss the last paragraph (11) of the section The Totality of the Kingdom, in which we are told that when we perceive any part of the ego's thought system as wholly insane, wholly delusional and wholly undesirable, we have correctly evaluated all of it. 

In this episode, I read and discuss paragraphs 9-10 of the section The Totality of the Kingdom, in which we are told that when we deny we are the Will of God, we will attack, believing we have been attacked.

In this episode, I answer a listener's question about the difference between Jesus and the Holy Spirit, and read two sections from the Clarification of Terms. I also read and discuss paragraph 8 of the section The Totality of the Kingdom, in which we are told the basis for all the ego's projection. 

In this episode, I read and discuss paragraph 7 of the section The Totality of the Kingdom, in which we are told that those who attack do not know they are blessed.

In this episode, I read and discuss paragraphs 5-6 of the section The Totality of the Kingdom, in which we are told to love everything God created of which you are a part, or you cannot learn of His peace and accept His gift for yourself.

In this episode, I read and discuss paragraphs 3-4 of the section The Totality of the Kingdom, in which we are told that illusions are investments, and they will last as long as we value them.