Yes, this is a wonderful meditation. I really appreciate your bringing it to our attention. Another great reminder. (Funny how I keep forgetting about this most helpful exercise!!!)

Not ever having experienced revelation myself, I find that this meditation is, for me, actually a great opportunity for forgiveness (!), because when I get to that part where Gary instructs us to say, “Father, I love you,” in all honesty I bristle and find myself seeing that I do NOT want to say “I love you,” let alone call Him my Father! Instead, I want to scream “I hate You, God!!!!—I hate You because You did not let me separate from You and be on my own and have things MY way!” Then (IF I remember!) I remind myself to recognize WHERE my rebellion is coming from—our original “tiny, mad idea,” of course—and place my hate-filled separation thoughts, too, on the altar, thereby forgiving it. And, quite frankly, I, for one, can hardly wait until that seemingly interminable five-minute silence period is over [and I’m "much too tolerant of mind wandering" (ACIM T-2.VI.4:6) during the process] so that I can come back to where I’m comfortable—where I “want” to be (in the dream), no matter how painful and exhausting it is. Yet one more thing to watch and forgive!

I don’t know if I’m doing it right, but I just thought you might be interested to know the experience at least one of us is having with this exercise.

@RogierFvV - You are the greatest!