Marianne Williamson

[Guest guest]

Jennifer:

 

Now you know why there are so many " ACIM " study groups! It is not an

easy read, if you are reading it straight through. If you are still

intrigued with it, you might want to find a group, or an experiential

guide that will help you understand it better (like Williamson's book).

 

I wish someone would come up with one of those for Alice Bailey, I

nearly drowned in " Esoteric Healing " <LOL>

 

Blessings,

Crow

 

Jennifer Radcliffe wrote:

>

> Jennifer Radcliffe <bellatrix13

>

> Well, I went by B & N tonight, and sat with both books

> for a while...I found " A Course In Miracles " by the

> Foundation for Inner Peace, which threw me off,

> because I thought it was written by Marianne W. It

> seems that she wrote a book complementing " A Course In

> Miracles " ...I still plan to check hers out, but they

> didn't have it at the store. As for the original " A

> Course... " , I found that it was not written for me. It

> was very dense, and the material was a little too

> cryptic, IMO...I also didn't like the type of thin

> paper used in the book, and the numbering of each

> sentence. All these things added up to a tough read,

> which I decided to forego. I also decided to wait on

> " A Return to Love " until I read her " A Course In

> Miracles " ...I don't know why I had the urge to do

> this, but it just seemed to be the right thing to do.

> I did end up picking up some nice books which I can't

> wait to dig in to: The Power of Twelve: Achieving

> 12-Strand DNA Consciousness by Anne Brewer,

> Conversations With God Book 1 Guidebook, Ken Wilber's

> A Brief History of Everything, and last but surely not

> least, The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle. The first

> two seem to tie in with what I'm already doing in my

> life at this time, and are natural extensions, and the

> latter two just call out to me each and every time I

> go to a bookstore, so I decided to finally pay

> attention and take them home! LOL

>

[Guest guest]

You know, I might do that- read some of the books

surrounding ACIM, as there seem to be so many! I

definately plan on checking out Williamson's work. As

for Alice Bailey, well, I haven't even heard of her!

 

Love, Jen

 

--- Caroline Abreu <crow wrote:

> Jennifer:

>

> Now you know why there are so many " ACIM " study

> groups! It is not an

> easy read, if you are reading it straight through.

> If you are still

> intrigued with it, you might want to find a group,

> or an experiential

> guide that will help you understand it better (like

> Williamson's book).

>

> I wish someone would come up with one of those for

> Alice Bailey, I

> nearly drowned in " Esoteric Healing " <LOL>

>

> Blessings,

> Crow

 

 

 

 

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