Like A Fart in the Wind

To borrow a line from the movie The Shawshank Redemption, the universe will ‘vanish like a fart in the wind.’ The universe will disappear because there will be no need for it any longer. Once there is no need to project unconscious guilt, there will be no need for a universe of time and space. The universe of time and space exists in its unreality as a hiding spot from our unconscious guilt; it's a symptom of separation from God and the projection of unconscious guilt. ~ Dude, Where's My Jesus Fish?  
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Forgiveness is Our Real Job

What we do in the world while we appear to be here is not important, it’s irrelevant. But we’re all going to be doing something while we appear to be here; I don’t think any of us are going to be staring at a wall until they attain their enlightenment. The point is we must do our forgiveness work while we go about doing whatever it is we do in this world. Our healing is dependent on what’s going on in our minds, not about what action we take in the world. It’s about living at cause, which is in the mind, and not screwing around with effects. Forgiveness is our real job, and anything we appear to be doing in the world is just a cover job. ~ Dude, Where's My Jesus Fish   Facebook.com/DWMJF/photo

Projecting or Seeing Innocence?

We cannot hear these right-minded ideas too many times to remind us what this is all about. Projection sucks! Seeing only innocence is much more satisfying and rewarding. Projection may give one a state of instant gratification of feeling right, or better than, but that gratification doesn’t last because the unconscious guilt associated with it remains in place. ~ Dude, Where's My Jesus Fish?
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The Turd that Won't Flush!

If we choose to look at these ‘scapegoats’ with the Holy Spirit rather than with the ego, then we realize that they are our opportunities for practicing forgiveness – and we can’t get Home without them. So, these people are actually doing us a big favor, even if they do feel like a big pain in the ass, or as ‘The Wayner’ once put it, ‘…they’re like the turd that won’t flush!’ So, they just keep coming back in one form or another until the particular aspects they represent in our minds that need healing have been completely forgiven. ~ Dude, Where's My Jesus Fish? Facebook.com/DWMJF/photo
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Working Hard or Hardly Working?

There are some people out there, or more accurately stated, there are some people who appear to be out there who just want to try to skip to the end and not do the necessary forgiveness work it takes to get to the end. You can’t be afraid to get your hands dirty on this path. You have to be willing to look at all your crap; your anger, your resentments, your guilt, your need to be right, your impatience, your self-loathing, your fears, your feelings of inferiority and superiority, and all your motives in life. It takes work on the level of the mind to undo all that; and where I come from, you’re either working hard or hardly working!  ~ Dude, Where's My Jesus Fish?
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Forgiveness IS A Course in Miracles

According to the Concordance of A Course in Miracles, the words Forgive(s), Forgiveness, Forgiven, and Forgiving, show up in the Course a total of 835 times. And to think there are Course students out there that don’t realize how important forgiveness is – it’s everything! The practice of true forgiveness IS A Course in Miracles. No one’s going to attain the goal of the Course without the application of true forgiveness. As J states in the Course, ‘You who want peace can find it only by complete forgiveness.’ And, ‘The way to God is through forgiveness here. There is no other way.’ Dude, Where's My Jesus Fish?   Facebook.com/DWMJF/photo

The Ice Sculpture Analogy

I like the analogy of that of an ice sculpture. You have this big block of ice and let’s say you want to carve out a butterfly. Well, the butterfly is already in that block of ice. It’s just a matter of chipping away the excess so that the only thing left is the butterfly. Same thing with us – what we really are, perfect Spirit, perfect Love, is already within us – it’s just a matter of chipping away the excess, which, of course, is the ego. And forgiveness is the ice pick! ~ Dude, Where's My Jesus Fish?   Facebook.com/DWMJF/photo   Facebook.com/DWMJF/photo

No Guilt, No Karma

Karma is the result of the unconscious guilt in the mind. Once the guilt has been healed and removed by the Holy Spirit as a result of your practice of true forgiveness, then the so called karma no longer exists. Therefore, whatever ‘bad’ things you think you have done in the past are only ‘karmic’ if you have yet to truly forgive yourself for dreaming them. ~ Dude, Where's My Jesus Fish?   Facebook.com/DWMJF/photo

Energy is Nothing

I used to be pretty obsessed about energy myself. Arten and Pursah really cleared this whole thing up for me. They really simplify the whole process of what it takes to attain enlightenment, while some other authors whose books I read prior to this point really complicated the hell out of it – making DNA and every single cell in the body so real! Energy really is nothing! Just practice true forgiveness and the rest will take care of itself. What a relief! 
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Don't Nitpick the Course

You don't need to sit there dissecting and analyzing every sentence in the Course – don’t get so caught up in the trees that you can’t see the forest. If you don't understand what a particular sentence or paragraph is saying, it’s not something to get all frustrated about and/or beat yourself up over – just move on. 

Nitpicking the Course is the ego’s way of looking for excuses to not do the necessary forgiveness work that’s required in order to attain the goal of the Course. If you read a sentence in the Course that doesn’t make sense to you, most of the time, it’ll clear itself right up after reading a little bit more. And if doesn’t seem to, then just remember what Pursah says about all the details being put within the context of its larger teachings on forgiveness – that’ll save you much time and grief. And always remember, the first four letters of the word analyze spell anal – and I don’t generally believe in coincidences. ~ Dude, Where's My Jesus Fish?
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