The What It Says section in the Course’s Preface is an extremely important summary of the Course’s themes. Ken Wapnick, in Absence from Felicity, describes its origin: In 1977, in response to many requests for a brief introduction to A Course in Miracles, Helen...
Commentary on “God’s Witnesses” (T-29.III) This is an absolutely beautiful section, one of my all-time favorites. It provides another slant on the heart of salvation as the Course sees it, yet this slant is one that is probably surprising, and perhaps even a bit...
An Excerpt from Reading and Commentary for T-12.V, "The Sane Curriculum" The following is an excerpt from a Text reading and commentary that was created as part of our 2006 Text reading program. The numbered material is the Text passage being commented on. The "[Ur:]"...
The following story is my attempt to capture the essence of "The Lessons of the Holy Spirit," the important section in Chapter 6 of the Text that describes the spiritual journey according to A Course in Miracles. The overall picture painted by this section is...
My teacher's class Thursday was on metaphor in the Course. Here is a very brief summary (somewhat reorganized) of my main points: Approaching the Course as if it is largely metaphorical has a massive effect on our understanding of it. Things it says repeatedly and...
We had a lively class yesterday, continuing our tour throughout the miracle principles as originally dictated. We learned that a miracle is the most profound service you can render another person, because it comes out of a recognition of that person’s inestimable...
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