On the discomfort of an unholy relationship becoming holy, and the vision that sees past the body to what is sinless. From Chapter 20, Section VII of A Course in Miracles — "The Consistency of Means and End" — with reflections on judgment, form, and what we're really building with our lives.

Error can be corrected; sin, were it real, could not. On the ego's insistence that guilt is truth and innocence is arrogance — and the quiet, radical alternative: that every mistake, no matter how heavy it feels, can be undone. From Chapter 19, Section II — "Sin versus Error."