A Course in Miracles
Foundation for Inner Peace - Foundation for Inner Peace
Release date: 2007-09-30
Paperback
Spirituality - Course in Miracles, Social Psychology, Psychology, New Age / Body, Mind & Spirit
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A Course in Miracles
Date undefinedThis book is written from Spirit.
The paperback version contains all three books in the Course: Text, Workbook for students, and Manual for teachers.
This work includes the universal concept of Consciousness as the Source of all with an emphasis on Fatherhood(Creator), Brotherhood(everything created), and Holy Spirit(the Voice from God as the Teacher). Its main focuses are on Brotherhood, Forgiveness, experiencing the Present Moment and Spiritual Awakening.
If you are at the highly developed spiritual stage needed to grasp this book, you will be highly rewarded.
If not, you should read it anyway to gain that highly developed spiritual insight, but first you should read Eckhart Tolle's "The Power of Now" The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment and "A New Earth" A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life's Purpose (Oprah's Book Club, Selection 61) (and anything else written by Tolle) to gain insight into the type of concepts needed to understand what is being taught in the Course.
Make sure that you read the "Text" before or at the same that you do the "Workbook for Students" for a much more in depth understanding of the workbook.
It is the bible of NOW... "New wine in a new vessel"
A Course in Miracles
Date undefinedAmazing musings and great to pick up and read in small doses to keep your thoughts on a healthy trajectory. Also powerful for longer sittings when your commitment is to transform your relationship to the world,
A Course in Miracles
Date undefinedThis book is garbage, a total waste of time and money. There is nothing here of any real substance. It is just more of the current crop of " new age" baloney being touted by celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey.I am an avid book lover and collector, but this one went in the trash can, which is where it belongs.
