[Here, in no particular order, are some of our favorite books and special places to visit on the web]
The Holy Spirit's Interpretation of the New Testament
Over 100 students of A Course in Miracles have already begun study of a yet-to-be published book that has been scribed by Regina Dawn Akers. The Holy Spirit invited Regina to read the New Testament, but asked her to see the New Testament as a symbol and to realize that she does not understand the symbol. In this way, understanding would be given to her. The concepts and principles of A Course in Miracles are elaborated and deepened in this amazing work.
"Do not make the mistake of seeing the harvest as an event in your future, for always the harvest is now. There is no time and there is no future. To wait on time is to delay the harvest, which is now."
-NTI, Revelation
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We were going to do a "links" page until we found one that already had everything that we would have included.Check out: http://miraclescenter.us/links.htm
Our thanks to Phil Frisk, host of miraclecenter.us, for providing this wealth of information.
While we are on the subject of miraclecenter.us, Phil has provided links to locations where *free* copies of the HLC edition of A Course in Miracles can be obtained, including our own JCIM in Adobe Acrobat format (but without the bookmarks and hotlinked table of contents that make our e-book "special"): http://miraclescenter.us/jcim.htm
Silent Miracles: Releasing Fears Addiction-Removing the Blocks to Love
We recommend this book to anyone who is struggling for release from bondage to an addiction. Rev. Lee Poepping, the author, tells his personal story of bondage and release and provides proven spiritual practices based in part on the Lessons of ACIM.
One of the things that the author does in this exceptionally honest book is to show how alike some of the ideas in A Course in Miracles are to teachings of the Tao te Ching. As it says somewhere, a universal religion is not possible, but a universal experience is both possible and necessary, and we know that that A Course in Miracles is only one explication of a universal curriculum.
Beware The Dual Nondual
Speaking of a universal experience, we have been troubled by occasional statements about the Course's supposedly "non-dual" perspective, noting that the same authors who trumpet non-duality speak at the same time of a Real World that is separate and distinct from the "dream world" in which we seem to find ourselves.
Roger Walsh, M.D., Ph.D. has written an insightful piece that clarifies for us how it is possible to interpret some of the Course metaphysical stements in the tradition non-dual way. See Roger's brief article, Beware the Dual Nondual. It appears on a still-emerging web site by Course student Peter Solon, himself a Ph.D., that seeks to explore (among other things) the relationship of A Course in Miracles to millenia-old spiritual traditions.
