A Course in Miracles Chapter 24: The Goal of Specialness Part IV. Specialness versus Sinlessness

Welcome to the gender-neutral reading of A Course in Miracles.
A Course in Miracles continues to be one of the most influential texts from the 20th Century because it offers a blueprint for spirituality, manifestation consciousness, and an unambiguous acknowledgement of our oneness.
Thought Leaders like: Oprah Winfrey, Eckhart Tolle, Louise Hay, Marianne Williamson, and Wayne Dyer, explicitly cite this book as a source for their spiritual teachings and so many of today’s influencers do not even realize that they are espousing the teachings sourced from this book when parroting their masters/coaches/gurus.
After several attempts over the years to access this book in a meaningful way, my shift to living in Menstrual Alignment (ending painful periods, PMS-heavy cycles, and inconsistent menstruation), finally created a foundation of wholeness that enabled me to embrace the gifts of this book.
Living my understanding of the words of ACIM and working with others informed by these teachings became so important to me that we created an actionable process for applying the work in Phase II of the Collective (steadyandfree.com/membership/).
But there was one issue that I and others kept running into: the solely masculine-aligned language. This book was written in the 1970s at a time when the general pronoun was unarguably masculine and even today, many people refer to God as “Father”.
To assign a gender to God is to diminish our understanding of God. We were created in God’s image and likeness-all of us-so repeatedly reading about Him, the Sonship, and the Holy Spirit also being referred to as Him/He/His became distracting and distanced me from the power of the text itself.
I tried to ignore it and found myself losing precious time in my attempt to maneuver around the pronouns, which is why I created this playlist of gender-neutral readings of A Course in Miracles.
This is meant for those who need it and I sincerely hope it is as helpful for you as it has been for me and my clients.
Wishing you joy, ease, space, and grace, Christine-Marie Quigless