Metaphysics of CwG vs. A Course in Miracles

[Forrest Adkins]

The CwG dialog portrays the soul and life more playful, like a game where the soul reincarnates by free will to make certain experiences and grow to greater unity.

In the course of miralces its this very dark theme where we are plagued by unconscious guilt of separating from god and we have no choice but to reincarnate over and over again to punish ourselves until all karma is dissolved. 

 

I think this is actually two sides of the same coin but I dont see how, can anybody explain this to me?

[Leo Gura]

The universe certainly doesn't run on guilt, fear, and unconsciousness. All of that is egoic distortion.

[Forrest Adkins]

@Leo Gura Not even the dualistic dream we live in? I can see that if all is one that it all boils down to love in the end but there couldnt be any dualistic universe if we were fully conscious and as long as there is unconsciousness there is fear and guilt.

[Leo Gura]

7 hours ago, Forrest Adkins said:

@Leo Gura Not even the dualistic dream we live in? I can see that if all is one that it all boils down to love in the end but there couldnt be any dualistic universe if we were fully conscious and as long as there is unconsciousness there is fear and guilt.

The relative dream world of the ego and its survival is infected with lots of fear, of course.

Fear is what keeps you from fully reuniting with the Godhead.

I don't think we reincarnate to punish ourselves. God reincarnates to explore itself and be itself. There is no punishment, only various levels of consciousness and love.

[VeganAwake]

Nothing really matters... there is no purpose to anything...

It's so freekin free it's not even real LOL..