In Aesops fable a fox comes across grapes that are so high he cannot reach them, so he walks away muttering that they must be "sour grapes." Likewise, many beginning students find no nourishment in "A Course in Miracles" because they cannot grasp its lofty spiritual principles. The Course presents spiritual principles in a Western framework, yet includes important Eastern influences along with deep psychological insights. Many seekers have transformed their lives through learning the Course and applying its principles. Nevertheless, newcomers wont want to study the three volumes and the 1249...

You may already understand that "A Course in Miracles" is a philosophy of loving forgiveness. However, you may not be ready to read all 1249 pages of the Course or do all 365 daily Workbook lessons. The Two-Month Bridge to "A Course in Miracles" is a condensed edition of the Course that serves as a stepping stone to studying the full version of the Course. This book offers a two-month direct experience of the Course to help you decide if its the right philosophy for you to believe, to study in more depth, and to apply to your daily life.
For the first month, you will read just 308 of...

This book presents the profound spiritual principles of "A Course in Miracles" with great simplicity. In the classic story "Les Miserables," the main character is forgiven and so turns his life around by seeing everything through the "eyes of forgiveness." Your life can also be transformed by practicing forgiveness and six other life-changing lessons from "A Course in Miracles." To understand the Course, you must have the humility to "stand under" its wisdom by letting go of the lessons you have taught yourself. "To learn this course requires willingness to question every value that you...