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A Course In Miracles
Foundation for Inner Peace
Part 1: 
Lesson 199
Thursday, July 18, 2025

               Workbook Lesson 199

G                        C
I am not a body. I am free.

G                                             C
I hear the Voice that God has given me

G                  D          C        G
and it is only this my mind obeys.

Text
Chapter 21: Reason and Perception
Section IV: The Fear to Look Within

Have two practice periods today for at least five minutes, 10 would be better, and 15 better still, or even more,  morning and evening, and then at the top of every hour give thanks and ask for guidance as you remind yourself of today's lesson.

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Warren Pear
Pyrus communus x
Warren is an excellent quality dessert pear. Tree is highly resistant to fire blight. Medium to large, long-necked fruit with pale green skin, sometimes blushed red. Smooth flesh (no grit cells) is juicy and buttery with superb flavor. Good keeper. Warren Pear was named after T.O. Warren from Hattiesburg, MS. Thought to be a seedling selection from the breeding work of USDA's fruit breeder Dr. Magness of Beltsville, MD. T.O., a fruit explorer, found the tree at a pear test plot near his home and popularized the variety. Warren pear comes from the same seed stock as Magness Pear and is very similar in appearance and disease resistance. Warren blooms mid-late season and is harvested mid-season, usually September for us in central VA.  Space 10' circles for a semi-dwarf tree. Estimated Chilling Requirement: 600 hours below 45°F. USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 5-9. Self-fertile.
Thanks to EdibleLandscaping.com

Thank you for joining me from my Saint Diane's Creek homeplace of the Buffalo Creek Watershed in the southwest Missouri Ozarks, recorded on Tuesday, July 15th of 2025, for our lesson 199 for Thursday, July 18th's 2025 lesson. Today we align ourselves with God's Voice as we remember we are free of all limits and not our bodies.

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Peace and goodwill towards all.

Our word for peace today is from our Asian Uzbec Brothers and Sisters of the Syr Darya and the Amu Darya Rivers mainly in what is Uzbekistan and is tinchlik.

Tinchlik