Channelled Texts: The Book of the Law, Seth Material, Oahspe: a New Bible, a Course in Miracles, Conversations With God, Vaimanika Shastra Book

Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: The Book of the Law, Seth Material, Oahspe: a New Bible, a Course in Miracles, Conversations With God, Vaimanika Shastra, Great Gospel of John, List of Modern Channelled Texts, the White Eagle Lodge, the Michael Teachings, Pranava-Vada of Gargyayana, the Law of One. Excerpt: A Course in Miracles A Course in Miracles (also referred to as ACIM or the Course ) is a self-study curriculum (spiritual in nature) that sets forth an absolute non-dualistic metaphysics yet integrates (its definition of the principle of) forgiveness emphasizing its practical application in daily living. There is no author listed on either the cover or the title page of the publication, nor is there a "personal name" listed for author/creator with the United States Library of Congress. However, in the Preface of the Course, under the section entitled "How It Came," there is a first-person account by Helen Schucman who describes in her own words the process by which the material came to fruition. Schucman claimed to have written the material, with the help of William Thetford , based on the dictation of an inner Voice, which voice Schucman identified as Jesus. In the last paragraph of this section, Schucman explains why the names of the collaborators do not appear on the cover. The most recent copyrighted, published edition of A Course in Miracles is the only edition that contains in one place all of the writings that Schucman authorized to be printed. It is published solely by the Foundation for Inner Peace, the organization chosen by Schucman for this purpose. It consists of preface, text, workbook for students, manual for teachers, including clarification of terms, and two supplements: 1) Psychotherapy: Purpose, Process and Practice; and 2) The Song of Prayer (see image and infobox to right). Judith Skutc...