Many students find application of A Course in Miracles - its actual integration as a spiritual practice - to be one of its more challenging aspects. The temptation to intellectualize it - to brush it off as too abstract or too wordy, too this or too that . . . We all fall prey to that sort of thinking from time to time. But A Course in Miracles is deeply practical. It is meant to be used - right here, right now - to help us remember the nature of our true relationship with God. These essays explore some of the essential ideas of A Course in Miracles from the perspective of day-to-day life. They rest on the premise that the course meets us where we are and takes us as far as we are willing to go in a given moment. Ultimately, we are going nowhere because we are already Home, already Christ; in the interim, we travel together - one or two steps only.