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Lesson 25: I Do Not Know What Anything Is For

Lesson 25: I Do Not Know What Anything Is For

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A Course in Miracles Workbook Lesson 25 — "I do not know what anything is for." Marcus opens by proposing they skip straight to the reading, and Sarah collects the homework anyway — he closed yesterday's episode admitting the goals he'd be willing to read aloud were the ones he'd set aside. What he actually wrote down was four demands on his internet provider's billing department, the fourth being their complete corporate humiliation, and it was the one that occurred to him first. Then the Workbook makes its flattest claim yet: purpose is meaning, and you do not know what anything is for. Marcus grants that a pencil is for writing, and gets shown the second question sitting underneath it — not what the telephone is for, but what you want to reach the person for. Today's practice is six periods of two minutes, and the lesson chooses the objects itself: a chair, a pencil, and then your own hand. New here? The show is serial — start at Day 0 and walk forward one lesson a day. You cannot fall behind; the lesson waits for you. The Daily Lesson is AI-hosted, grounded in the Course's own words.
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