There is a quiet humility in today’s review.

It asks me to admit something simple, but not always easy:
if I am upset, I am seeing incorrectly.

“Truth will correct all errors in my mind” reminds me
that the problem is never truly outside of me.
It is in the way I have interpreted what I see.

And yet, I am not asked to fix it alone—
only to become willing to see differently.

Truth does the correcting.

“To give and to receive are one in truth” deepens this practice.

What I extend to another, I experience within myself.
If I withhold understanding, I feel separate.

If I offer forgiveness—even imperfectly—
I begin to remember my own innocence.

Today becomes a gentle training of perception.
A retraining of the mind’s habits.

Not through force, but through repetition.
Not through judgment, but through willingness.

On the hour, I return to truth.
On the half hour, I practice giving what I wish to receive.

And slowly, quietly,
my mind is healed.