The Labyrinth of the Spirit: Miracles reveal perfection.

18. Revelation. Miracles are possible. Magic is not. The miracle of revelation comes not from helplessness in the face of the divine, but from personal power furnished by the divine. You, the agent of that power, can perceive truth, trust in it, let go and forgive, open mindedly resolving the miracle. Yet, the will is free: what is loved is what is perceived, and that perception is either a revelation or a projection. It resolves to a choice. In any case, one insight leads to a revelation based on that insight, and you're back at Model #1 one for the next lesson to be learned until the last miracle's ultimate revelation.

Encode See relationship.	Miracle* The truth of love and trust.	Period of unsettling What is really wanted.	Defenseless The truth sets one free.
Infer Prefer meaning.	Atonement Healing through forgiveness.	Period of achievement Consolidate learning.	Generous Give the peace of God.
Map Build structure.	Period of undoing Value modification.	Honesty Consistency without deception.	Patience One who trusts can wait.
Apply Validate connection.	Period of sorting out What is helpful?	Tolerance Break free of concerns.	Faith Trust in the Word of God.
Prove Give credit.	Period of relinquishment Define truth.	Gentleness Judge gently.	Open minded Let go and forgive.
Solve Choose wisely.	Period of settling down Decide: give up and keep.	Joy The purpose of salvation.	Revelation God's perfect endowment.

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WILL	Until none remain, the perfect endowment is a new concern, at Will Model #1.
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