The Specialness of Death or the Death of Specialness? To Be or Not to Be [AUDIOSTR]
The Specialness of Death or the Death of Specialness? To Be or Not to Be [AUDIOSTR] - Image 2
The Specialness of Death or the Death of Specialness? To Be or Not to Be [AUDIOSTR] - Image 3
The Specialness of Death or the Death of Specialness? To Be or Not to Be [AUDIOSTR] - Image 4
The Specialness of Death or the Death of Specialness? To Be or Not to Be [AUDIOSTR] - Image 5
The Specialness of Death or the Death of Specialness? To Be or Not to Be [AUDIOSTR] - Image 6
The Specialness of Death or the Death of Specialness? To Be or Not to Be [AUDIOSTR] - Image 7

The Specialness of Death or the Death of Specialness? To Be or Not to Be [AUDIOSTR]

$23.00

Duration: 5 hours 12 minutes

Check below for available streaming formats

Create an account to stream, click here

AVAILABLE IN FOLLOWING FORMATS
click on an icon below

AVAILABLE IN
FOLLOWING FORMATS
click on an icon below

Kenneth Wapnick, Ph.D.

Jesus tells us twice in A Course in Miracles that no one dies without his own consent (T-10.IV-C.1:4; W-pI.152.1:4), for death does not come from external causes. Moreover, to have a split mind means there are wrong- and right-minded reasons for our choice: specialness or forgiveness.

This three-day class explores our decisions for death, the ultimate goal being to recognize the illusory nature of the body’s birth, life, and death, seeing them as camouflages for the mind’s life—the doorway to our return to Life Itself. Discussions based on audience questions are included.

Teacher of God, your one assignment could be stated thus: Accept no compromise in which death plays a part.

PREVIEW AUDIO STREAM

Original Workshop Date: 06/2008
SKU: 3m198as

Success message!
Warning message!
Error message!