Product Description

This book offers an illuminating 'grand tour' through the profound teachings of 'A Course in Miracles', by one of its most respected teachers and scholars. Writing in the warm, accessible style that has become his trademark, Robert Perry is our guide as we explore the extraordinary journey set out in the Course. And it is an extraordinary journey - from our beginnings in eternity, to our primordial separation, to our journey home and our return, at last, to the Heart of God. Robert's perceptive teaching inspires us to experience first-hand the pivotal milestones of this journey - the forgiveness, holy instants, and miracles that speed our return to the peace we seek."Return to the Heart of God" is arguably Robert's most important and ambitious work to date. A work in which he explores, with all his customary virtuosity, and in fascinating detail, the extraordinary journey set out in the Course. Robert Perry has done a masterful job of presenting the true heart and soul of 'A Course in Miracles' in a way that offers hope and healing.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #136690 in Books
• Published on: 2008-03-26
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 420 pages

Customer Reviews

A true gem!
This is an absolutely fantastic work from Robert Perry in explaining many topics that are covered in the Course. Robert has a wonderful way of writing that is very clear and very loving at the same time. I have found myself having to stop many times in my reading and ponder on the comments he so elloquantly ellaborates on. I have found this book a real help in understanding many points that can be quite hard to digest in the Course itself. Though no book can in any way replace the Course itself, some can indeed make it easier to understand. Well done, Robert and a million times thanks for your contribution to all of us walking along the path back Home. I would like also to praise very highly another 2 gems from Robert "The path of Light", very worthwhile reading too, and "Let me remember You", which he wrote with Allen Watson.