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Jack · 11-14-2007, 03:16 PM

My understanding of Acim is,we created an illusional world and we should forgive everything in our illusional world and return to kingdom of God.
We should get rid of this material world.There are other books which are similar to this too i think,for example Eckhart Tolle's book,i mean they both say that we should get rid of this world if i understood true.

Also some books say that we should stop desiring,we will be better without desiring.

Some books(for example "Ask and It is Given" or Ramtha)say that we are here for expressing our creativity,desiring is not a bad thing and our desires will become real.I prefer this perspective.I don't want to live without desires or get rid of this world for now.I want to be joyful cause i am here and want to create my desires...Which perspective do you prefer?

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Jack Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 577	Different perspectives in books,which do you prefer? My understanding of Acim is,we created an illusional world and we should forgive everything in our illusional world and return to kingdom of God. We should get rid of this material world.There are other books which are similar to this too i think,for example Eckhart Tolle's book,i mean they both say that we should get rid of this world if i understood true. Also some books say that we should stop desiring,we will be better without desiring. Some books(for example "Ask and It is Given" or Ramtha)say that we are here for expressing our creativity,desiring is not a bad thing and our desires will become real.I prefer this perspective.I don't want to live without desires or get rid of this world for now.I want to be joyful cause i am here and want to create my desires...Which perspective do you prefer?