LECCIÓN 135 - Si me defiendo he sido atacado. Libro de Ejercicios. UCDM (con fondo musical)

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Lesson 135 asks: who would defend themselves unless they believed they had been attacked?

The episode presents Lesson 135 from the 'A Course in Miracles' Workbook, narrated in Spanish with musical background. It begins by questioning why anyone would defend themselves unless they believed an attack was real, labeling defenses as foolish for granting reality to illusions. The lesson explores the belief in inherent weakness that underlies the world's structures. It identifies the body as the primary object of defense, describing it as fragile and unworthy of such protection, yet valued due to personal beliefs. The teaching asserts that the body itself has no real needs beyond those imposed by the mind. It connects making plans to self-defense, arguing that planning is an attempt to control future events based on past experiences, which prevents change and overlooks present sufficiency. The lesson contrasts human plans with a divine plan orchestrated by a loving presence, suggesting that defenses hide this benevolent reality. It encourages relinquishing defenses to discover one's role in God's plan. Practical instructions are given: spend 15 minutes twice today without making plans, allowing truth to enter. The episode includes promotional segments for Kia Sportage and Ottawa hospital fundraising interspersed throughout.

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