Acourseinmiracles Stories

The novel based on A Course in Miracles and asks, "What if Jeshua was so enlightened he never suffered during the crucifixion?" Follow Jeshua and Mary Magdalene through the desert of Judea over two thousand years ago as they teach and practice the spiritual art of forgiveness. Relive an old story from a completely new perspective - master spiritual teachers that were equals and fully embodied Christ Consciousness. Walking hand in hand, Jeshua and Mary Magdalene take on the challenge of educating their followers by practicing true forgiveness. But as thier students struggle to comprehend the potency of enlightenment, they demonstrate true forgiveness at the mind level. This unique journey allows you, the reader, to not only experience their actions but also how they thought. Can Jeshua and Mary prove to the people that pure devotion and forgiveness overcomes all suffering? The Spirit That Moves Mountains is an intriguing metaphysical novel. If you like fresh takes on old stories, insights into the potential of the mind, and visionary tales, then you'll love Scott Krytsa's inspiring book. This book is in the vein of The Shack by William Paul Young, The Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo, The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield, Illusions by Richard Bach, and Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman.

This poem is based on my experience on being a student of A Course in Miracles. I write poetry to express deep felt emotions ( I guess like all poets) in an effort to remind us that feeling emotions consciously - including the uncomfortable ones - is necessary for a living a meaningful and heartfelt life. This short poem is quite emotional, since it felt like writing down a prayer. I needed to say these words to open myself up to see things differently, which leads us to one of the major principles of the Course: Prayer is the medium of miracles.