 Would you say that, I mean, I think I answered my own question. Would you say that applies to bodily, physical issues as well? And of course, yes, I'm sure it does. I'm asking because these last couple of years to me have been really hard with the physical body. And that was the last stand my ego had with me. Because I've enjoyed good health for my whole life, pretty much. I've had episodes of weird things, but I've been doing the course for about nine years. I've been applying the course for about nine years and forgiven this with everything. And I mean, it's been so easy for me at times to forgive the things people say or do and the things in my mind or the emotional. But when it came to the body, it was like, oh, the buck is stopping here for me. Then it became personal. It got real personal and I was really miserable with that. And my miracle came recently. I think it was about a week or so. I woke up and I realized I'm not the body. It's not personal. And it's like all those little problems are just dissolving away. Or if a little bodily thing have come up, it's like I can look at it and just go, cool, I'll just take an asking for that. You know, it's no big deal. It's nothing. And it's been such a beautiful shift. But I was just asking, I guess, in your experience or any of you, if that dark night of the soul is how it's arisen. Because I've had the mental, emotional depression and all of that. But the physical ailments and even the certain things like a rush of heat will come through my body and I'll just sweat like crazy. And it's very uncomfortable. And I'm just like, damn. And it's usually right when I'm starting to meditate. You know, something that just tries to keep me off track. And then it's like, OK, just let that go and come back. Let it go and come back. So I think I got to my question. But if you want to, I respond. That's fine. Today's lesson really addresses the body pretty directly. And I try my best. And the, just don't work on it. The ego just, it feels to me like it's its last stand. And it's not letting go easy. And when the lesson said you'll know that you were successful when you no longer feel your body, it just doesn't happen for me yet. I think we all have a lot of stories you're talking about and you're talking about where we had to come to such a state of allowance that, OK, it's going to look however it looks and it's going to feel how it feels. But I'm going to do this. I'm going to apply this lesson. I'm going to apply this principle. And for some it seems to be kind of psychosomatic where if you're not used to just expressing to everything and everyone in your life, literally, and most people aren't, they will express a little here and live it out here and there. But there's a lot of denial and repression that's going on. So it's quite typical when that's the case that it's projected onto the body. Instead of being held in mind, it seems to, that's a very strong tactic, like drawing forth a witness, a witness of weakness or pain or frailty. Kind of like the ego is saying, oh yeah, you think you're waking up? We'll try this one on today, you know? It's like knocking down to your knees or some kind of nausea or whatever. And the best part about it is when you just give it over to spirit, you say, this be you in charge. I am not in charge of my awakening. In fact, of course, the miracle says you cannot wake yourself unless you can't allow yourself to be awakened. I love that, you can't allow. So when I was doing the workbook lessons, when I came to lesson 136, sickness is a defense against truth. That's the one where I came home, I put the food in the microwave, I had nausea, and I got this diarrhea feeling and I raced down the hall, went to the toilet, and then on the toilet began the meditation. Sitting on the toilet. You see how practical Jesus is? Drive you right to the toilet. You have to be on your knees, you've got to be sitting there. And then it dawned on me, it dawned on me that I've remembered my lesson for the day, sickness is a defense against truth. And then I started to allow related thoughts because it's quite a large lesson, it's a very long lesson. Sickness is the decision, love comes close to you, you're afraid of the love so you try to throw up a defense against the love to prove that you're weak and little and frail and you're not as God created you as the Christ. And I let those ideas come. And then I just prayed to Jesus, I said, okay, here we go. Practical application, I'm on the toilet, and I've got the diarrhea and nausea, and I went in, and what he did was, he took me down way into my mind where it took kind of the branching of the road, where it was either that sickness was a reality and in that case, Jesus who I'd followed since a little child had been lying to me all the way along and in a course of miracles. So it came down to whether sickness was real or whether Christ was real. I could see that one would be true, the other one couldn't be. It couldn't both be sickness and Christ. So I just went down, down, down, down, down into my mind to get to that point where they were side by side. And do I love the Christ or do I love the sickness? That was really what it came down to. And I remember sitting in the toilet and then these tears started to pour down my face because I was like, I love Jesus. I loved Jesus. I want the Christ to be real more than I want this witness of sickness and boom, it was a miracle. It was a miracle. Instantaneous, it wasn't like the 48 hour bug, the 24 hour bug, all that learned worldly stuff. And boom, it just, those are the kind of miracles that convince us of the power of our mind, of the power of the Holy Spirit. It's not some kind of intellectual thing. I had to actually follow it down into my mind. I had to drop down where I could see them side by side. And when I could do that, then, oh, you better believe I could choose the miracle. And that's important. Even when you have physical symptoms or after a pretty healthy life and it starts to come at you pretty strong, that's the time for faith, to really carry it through all the way.