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Helen Schucman and William Thetford – A Course In Mirades

Helen Schucman and William Thetford – A Course In Mirades

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The book A Course in Miracles, generally known as ACIM or “the Course,” is regarded by its followers as their “spiritual path.” Helen Schucman, a psychologist, said that she and William Thetford “scribed” the book using a procedure that came from a heavenly source in the form of what Schucman called “inner dictation.” Jesus Christ, according to Schucman, was the origin of her channeling. The major tenets of Eastern religion have been compared to the teachings of the Course. Although The Course’s message employs conventional Judeo-Christian vocabulary, it is not in line with the teachings of those faiths. According to J. Gordon Melton, people who have lost faith in institutional Christianity have found it to be the most appealing. It has been referred to as the most apparent option for the one text that the New Age movement considers to be “holy scripture” by Melton and Wouter Hanegraaff. More than 1.5 million copies have been sold globally in sixteen different languages since it originally went on sale in 1976.

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The “A Course in Miracles” (acim) is a distinctive metaphysical program. I have some suggestions and thoughts for you to think about. I’m not trying to misrepresent or change the “course” in any way; I’m just giving it a different angle. Be aware that the course is not very groundbreaking because it draws heavily on Hindu and maybe Zoroastrian thought systems for the majority of its thoughts and ideas. These are the primary problems I have with the “course”; the “course’s” explanation of the reason for the division just doesn’t make sense to me. The answer appears to be one-sided, or the “silver bullet” notion that Americans love so much. The philosophical conundrum of whether to embrace or reject the “reality” we dream is what bothers me. This is the key query that philosophers and intellectuals must address. The philosophical idea is to reject it, but there is also a significant issue there. Thus, accepting life and living it while realizing that it is a dream seems to be the real solution, at least to me. Except in extreme cases, I have no issue with rebirth and generally lead a life appropriate for a kid or young adult. Who is aware of that beforehand? You can’t resist the dream; all you can do is eventually accept it and understand that it’s not a good idea to take it seriously. I am aware of several people who overcame their ego through cracking up. Regarding the reason for the split, I learnt it in yoga in a different way that, at least to me, makes more sense. It was a “desire of expression” that “created” the universe as it is, according to what I have understood to be the “first cause.” The separation is the biggest difficulty, but there are other ones as well. But even so, it came from Infinity rather than being produced. (A perfect deity (infinity) cannot “create” the flawed universe; therefore, emanation.) How do we deal with injustice, corruption, and political difficulties in the “dream” are also important issues that are not addressed in the “course.” Should we even bother to vote? I’m worried that a lot of people would misunderstand the “course” and use it pretty narrowly. Although I do think that forgiveness is the key, there may also be other factors, such as “service.” Any “silver bullet” notion that “western” esoterism is so fond of is not anything I agree with or believe in. These seeming contradictions had led to the emergence of a cottage business, which included writing about a book, instructing the course, and, of course, reinterpreting some of the concepts included in the more than 1000-page collection of information. One author and educator who makes an effort to fill up these logical gaps is Gary Renard. But he stops short of going far enough. The core concepts of the “course” were rephrased and reinterpreted throughout Gary’s nine-year relationship with two ascended masters. My recommendation is to utilize your brain and common sense to comprehend these crucial yet unpleasant thoughts and to remember one crucial fact. Long before Jesus ever set foot on our planet, the Hindu Vedas had already detailed “acim.” Editor’s Review (Murine Press)

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