> ACIM Workbook Lesson 130 ~ May 9
>
> http://courseinmiracles.com/workbook_lessons/part_1/lesson130.htm
> http://www.acimradio.net/urwork/
>
>
> " Lesson 130
>
>...

> This one you can definitely correct in your books. :)

> "Lee Flynn" att.net> wrote in news:2s2Vj.311917
> $cQ1.220035@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net:
>

>> This one you can definitely correct in your books. :)

>
> Why the change, I wonder?

> "Lee Flynn" att.net> wrote in news:2s2Vj.311917
> $cQ1.220035@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net:
>

>> This one you can definitely correct in your books. :)

>
> Why the change, I wonder?

> Gene chewbacca.org> wrote:

>> "Lee Flynn" att.net> wrote in news:2s2Vj.311917
>> $cQ1.220035@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net:
>>

>>> This one you can definitely correct in your books. :)

>>
>> Why the change, I wonder?

>
> I suspect it was just a bit of haste from whoever,
> right at that particular moment, in not recognizing
> the original clever turn of phrase -- nor realizing the
> redundancy they introduced with the mistaken change. ;)

> ACIM Workbook Lesson 130 ~ May 9
>
> http://courseinmiracles.com/workbook_lessons/part_1/lesson130.htm
> http://www.acimradio.net/urwork/
>
>
> " Lesson 130
>
> "It is impossible to see two worlds."
>
> Perception is consistent. What you see
> reflects your thinking. And your thinking but
> reflects your choice of what you want to see.
> Your values are determiners of this,
> for what you value you must want to see,
> believing what you see is really there.
> No one can see a world his mind has not
> accorded value. And no one can fail ...

>
> The first paragraph of this lesson:
>
> "Perception is consistent. What you see
> reflects your thinking. And your thinking but
> reflects your choice of what you want to see.
> Your values are determiners of this,
> for what you value you must want to see,
> believing what you see is really there.
> No one can see a world his mind has not
> accorded value. And no one can fail
> to look upon what he believes he wants."
>
> says the same as what is said in
> the introduction of chapter 21:
>
> "Projection makes perception; the world you see
> is what you GAVE it, nothing more than that.
> But, though it is no more than that, it is
> not less. Therefore, to you, it is important. ...

>> The first paragraph of this lesson:

>

>> "Perception is consistent. What you see
>> reflects your thinking. And your thinking but
>> reflects your choice of what you want to see.
>> Your values are determiners of this,
>> for what you value you must want to see,
>> believing what you see is really there.
>> No one can see a world his mind has not
>> accorded value. And no one can fail
>> to look upon what he believes he wants."

>

>> says the same as what is said in
>> the introduction of chapter 21:

>

>> "Projection makes perception; the world you see
>> is what you GAVE it, nothing more than that.
>> But, though it is no more than that, it is
>> not less. Therefore, to you, it is important. ...

>> The first paragraph of this lesson:

>

>> "Perception is consistent. What you see
>> reflects your thinking. And your thinking but
>> reflects your choice of what you want to see.
>> Your values are determiners of this,
>> for what you value you must want to see,
>> believing what you see is really there.
>> No one can see a world his mind has not
>> accorded value. And no one can fail
>> to look upon what he believes he wants."

>

>> says the same as what is said in
>> the introduction of chapter 21:

>

>> "Projection makes perception; the world you see
>> is what you GAVE it, nothing more than that. ...