Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #126914 in Books
• Published on: 1994-12-01
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 177 pages

Synopsis
The incredible book from Jesus calling us to awaken to our own Christhood. Rarely has any book conveyed the teachings of the master in such a simple but profound manner. This book will help you to bring your understanding from the head to the heart so that you can model the teachings of love and forgiveness in your daily life.

Customer Reviews

Clear, Concise, Practical and Brilliant
This book is such an enjoyable read. Usually I would read a book like this in 1 day, but this book was so rich in practical profound teaching I found it took me an enjoyable week to finish. It teaches the simple truth that we are the cause of and solution to all of our problems. We hold on to our limitations because they define us, but they also limit us. This book teaches us that we have the choice to be limited or limitless. Simply empowering. I would recommend it to anyone. Once you understand that you can only see yourself in others and release them from blame you begin to take responsibility for all the circumstances in your life and in doing so you find the power of love.

This is a very special book!
As a student of realising our potential in life through letting go of fear and guilt and bringing in love to my everyday way of being, this is a brilliant book. I have read and enjoyed and benefitted from "A course in miracles", "Conversations with God" and "The Starseed Transmissions" - all ground breaking books in practical spirituality - spirit understanding that can really change your life. This is another one of these. It is SO good at showing the links between the guilt and fear we carry and all the problems we inadvertantly create, each in our own world. It is so clear and concise and easy to understand. Thank you Paul, and of the course the Christ within all of us!

Waaaaaaaaayyyyyy too preachy!
Although there is good advice on forgiveness, the writing style is waaaaaaaaayyyyyy to preachy for me. It seems like almost every sentence contains the word, "you." You do this, you do that, you think this, you don't think that, you fear this, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you. Perhaps the book would have a different impact on me if I were a lapsed Catholic, but the message is greatly diminished by the style.