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Slow ACIM teaching for deep perceptual change.
A Course in Miracles (ACIM) Podcast follows long-form spiritual sessions where David Hoffmeister responds to questions, films, songs, and lived dilemmas through the language of the Course. The tone is intimate and steady, often returning to forgiveness, guidance, the ego, the Holy Spirit, and the claim that the world is not ultimate reality.
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A Course in Miracles (ACIM) Podcast is a large, live-feeling archive of spiritual teaching built around the Course, movie sessions, revival weekends, music, and Q&A. It does not hurry. David Hoffmeister often takes one question or one scene and lets it become a long meditation on perception, forgiveness, and guidance. The same vocabulary returns again and again. Ego. Holy Spirit. Separation. Willingness. Prayer. In these sessions, ordinary concerns rarely stay ordinary for long; a relationship ending, a practical question, a movie about musicians, or a line from the Course becomes a way to examine the mind's belief in separation. The show can feel conversational, but it is still strongly teaching-led. Guests and participants bring uncertainty, tears, resistance, and gratitude, while the responses tend to fold those experiences into a larger spiritual map. Some episodes include interpretation or bilingual exchange, which gives the gatherings a wider community texture. Music also matters. Songs are not filler here; they are treated as teaching material, devotional expression, and a way to feel the lesson before explaining it. Movie sessions give the program one of its most distinctive shapes, because films are used as direct metaphysical prompts rather than entertainment reviews. The recurring argument is simple and radical: the world, identity, conflict, and private will are not what they seem. That makes the show deeply suited to listeners already curious about nondual spirituality, ACIM practice, and surrender-based inner work. It may feel repetitive to anyone looking for brisk religious commentary or tightly edited interviews. For the right listener, that repetition is part of the point. The phrases become anchors. The pace makes room for emotion. The teaching keeps returning to the possibility that guidance can reinterpret every encounter, every ending, and every apparent problem.
Made for: For listeners drawn to A Course in Miracles, nondual spirituality, forgiveness practice, and extended guided reflection. It suits people who prefer patient teaching, live Q&A, and devotional community energy over concise self-help lessons.
What sets it apart: The show treats movies, songs, relationship questions, and bilingual participant sharing as direct material for ACIM practice. Its strength is the sustained return to one framework until everyday problems are recast as questions of perception, guidance, and willingness.
Mystic David Hoffmeister is a living demonstration that peace is possible. His gentle demeanor and articulate, non-compromising expression are a gift to all. He is known for his practical application of the non-dual teachings of A Course in Miracles ACIM to experience a consistently peaceful state of mind. The purity of the message he shares points directly to the Source. For over 35 years, David has traveled to 44 countries across 6 continents to extend the message that Truth is available for everyone, now. David’s message speaks to all people, regardless of whether their background is religious, spiritual, scientific, or atheist. He is as comfortable delving into the metaphysics of modern-…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
David Hoffmeister makes A Course in Miracles concrete through audience questions, movies, music, and sustained attention to everyday spiritual decisions.
David Hoffmeister turns films, songs, and audience questions into sustained lessons on A Course in Miracles. Movie workshops and Q&A sessions move freely between close attention to the Course and ordinary pressures such as relationship endings, guilt, personal ambition, and the…
The friend zone becomes a hockey penalty box, then a question about how you rank love.
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A Course in Miracles ties the tiny crazy idea, guidance, and relationship endings to a larger plan.
Marie Carre's question gives the conversation a clear center: the "tiny crazy idea" in A Course in Miracles, and David Hoffmeister answers by linking guidance to relationships, daily steps, and even where people live.
A music-centered spiritual teaching that uses songs, guidance, and forgiveness to frame separation and surrender.
The episode turns a movie night into a measured lesson on spirit, weaving songs, 1960s history, and the ego's fog into themes of separation, guidance, and miracle-minded listening.
A gentle reflection on purpose, service, and the invitations that seem to lead back to God.
Healing comes through purpose in this episode: Benny is found during Jason's airport run, then adopted and cleaned up, and his story opens into a larger reflection on function, usefulness, and being available.
A Q&A frames miracles as a shared practice of trust, prayer, and changed perception.
Miracles are treated here less as spectacle than as a shift in perception strengthened through shared practice. In a bilingual Q&A with David, the idea of a weekly "Miracle News" segment opens into a broader vision of community: people joining around one purpose, learning to…
A live ACIM conversation turns God's will, candy, and group study toward a question of spiritual direction.
God's will gives this single-episode review its center as David Hoffmeister works with Beyond All Idols from A Course in Miracles. The focus is the difference between universal will, which cannot be satisfied by form, and the separate wills that seem to arise when ego,…
A Course Q&A connects metaphysical paradox with the guilt that can gather around separation.
Questions about the Course's "tiny crazy idea" shape this Q&A around a tricky tension: how can anything seem to arise within eternity, where everything is one?
A Valentine's movie workshop turns the friend zone into a lesson on ego, special love, and seeing every person as the Christ.
Valentine's Day gives this workshop its pressure point, as Lesson 76, "I Am Under No Laws But God's," becomes a way to examine friendship, partnership, and the ego's habit of sorting love through the past.
This episode introduces a viewing of The Last Supper, connecting it to Jesus's dictation of A Course in Miracles and related texts to Helen Shackman in Shakespearean blank verse, foreshadowing events for the apostles.
David Hoffmeister hosts a workshop on Valentine's Day, using the movie featuring Ryan Reynolds to teach A Course in Miracles principles.
David Hoffmeister hosts a Q&A session after a movie screening, diving into core teachings of A Course in Miracles.
This episode analyzes the movie 'Anger Management' through a spiritual lens, discussing Jesus's teachings on anger and forgiveness from A Course in Miracles.
David Hoffmeister and Kirsten Buxton open the Saturday evening Q&A by contrasting linear 'Newtonian' goal-seeking with the Course's single goal of peace, which they say 'you already have.' David cites workbook Lessons 50, 76 and 135 as Jesus dismantling reliance on money, medicine and planning.
The talk opens with a question from Marie Carre in Portugal about a line in A Course in Miracles that troubles her: the "tiny crazy idea" in chapter 27, paragraph 8, and how that can make sense in eternity where everything is one.
This episode features a closing Q&A session with David, accompanied by music from Eric and Pete, focusing on spiritual themes of transcending worldly illusions.
This episode features a Q&A session discussing Jesus quotes from a spiritual course, focusing on the Holy Spirit's role in overcoming violence and hate through gentleness and forgiveness.
This episode explores the spiritual concept of 'there is no world' through interactive discussion and Q&A, focusing on practical trust and guidance in daily life.
This episode features a Q&A session after a film screening where a participant shares her spiritual struggles and guidance from David Hoffmeister.
He opens the movie session with a warm, heart-first welcome.
David begins with a follow-up about Benny and the reminder to be happy now.
This episode features a Q&A session with David Hoffmeister after a movie, where a participant shares deep emotional experiences and spiritual openings.
David Hoffmeister opens the A Course in Miracles (ACIM) Podcast Q&A by proposing a weekly “Miracle News” segment, then reads Daniela’s prayer about releasing distractions, guilt, and desires that are not God’s will.
A Course in Miracles (ACIM) Podcast centers on David Hoffmeister's live Q&A about God's will, free will, prayer, and guidance after the movie.
This episode explores transcending ego-based relationships through divine, unconditional love, using teachings from A Course in Miracles and references to the movie Matrix.
The hosts announce the relaunch of 'The Way of the Mystic' weekends, emphasizing recent community healing, deepening prayer, and anticipated innovations.