> On May 10, 10:25 am, george hotmail.com> wrote:

>> I thought the people that want to try and apply ACIM would have a few
>> rules or ideas on how they do it. If we share them maybe we can learn
>> from each other and learn faster.
>> My number one rule is to take complete responsibilty for myself. No
>> one and nothing of this world MAKES me feel or do anything. I choose
>> how I feel and if I don't like it, I can choose again to see things
>> differently.

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> My short term answer is three different things.
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> 1. The golden rule. My favorite is one Maz posted not
> long ago in a thread he started. From the Torah:
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> What is hateful to you do not do to another.
> This is the whole Torah; all the rest is commentary.
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> 2. As Ellie says, "vigilant self-examination".
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> 3. And as Gene noted the other day, "Be as passersby".
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> The last is the most difficult of the three.
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> And number 2 above has a corollary:
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> Where your belief is anchored
> there will you drown.