Miracle Voices - A Course In Miracles Podcast (ACIM) · Judy Skutch Whitson, Tam Morgan, and Matthew McCabe

Ep 146 - Love Overriding Everything - Devin Green

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After forgiving his sister, Devin says 'the heavens opened up' and he felt love override grief, blame, and guilt.

1. Miracle Voices - A Course In Miracles Podcast (ACIM) focuses on Devin Green's view of love, forgiveness, and healing. 2. Matthew McCabe hosts with Tam Morgan, and Devin Green is the guest whose personal healing stories drive the episode. 3. The episode asks how A Course in Miracles becomes practical when shame, pain, and family history show up. 4. Devin says he found A Course in Miracles on his mother's bookshelf when he was about 20 years old. 5. He says his mother had bought the book in Tiburon from a man's house with a glass floor over the ocean. 6. Devin says Disappearance of the Universe helped the Course click for him after he had already started using forgiveness. 7. He describes a workbook experience where his heart woke him and said he had broken a promise to God to love all for eternity. 8. Devin says that message became part of his lifelong dedication to loving others and loving himself. 9. He explains that forgiveness had already begun for him before he read the Course, including a healing practice influenced by noetic field therapy and Phineas Quimby. 10. He says the idea was to forgive belief systems and let love rearrange the mind. 11. Devin's sister story is the episode's most detailed example of forgiveness under pressure. 12. He says his sister fell from a bicycle, hit her head, and suffered traumatic brain injury and paralysis on her right side. 13. Devin admits he felt resentment, blame, and possible guilt because he had jealousy and ill will toward her before the accident. 14. He says the forgiveness moment came when he realized, "she's innocent, and I need to forgive her." 15. He describes feeling as if "the heavens opened up" and love flooded over grief, blame, and guilt. 16. He later says the love mattered more than whether he literally made a car move with his mind while the gas tank was sputtering. 17. The interview style is conversational, with Matthew McCabe and Tam Morgan interrupting with reflections, personal parallels, and follow-up questions. 18. The tone stays intimate and earnest, but it also includes humor, like the discussion of juice, lasagna, and "Eeyore operating system." 19. People interested in A Course in Miracles, forgiveness practice, and healing stories about family relationships would likely listen through. 20. Listeners looking for a tight, secular self-help interview with little spiritual language may skip it.

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