Another Way of Seeing

About the Book

A Course in Miracles contains a program of study whose completion promises inner peace. Its curriculum is designed to rid us of fear and return us to love. Its three volumes amount to a massive 1200 plus pages of theory and practice. Students of the Course find the Text, the volume in which the Course's philosophy is laid out across a vast and tortuous terrain of theory, particularly difficult to navigate. Another Way of Seeing guides you across that terrain by identifying the basic tenets of the Course.

Devoting each chapter to one basic teaching, Another Way of Seeing explains the Course in clear and simple terms. It then does what no other book on the Course has done so far-it illustrates the Course at work. Each chapter concludes with a discussion of a piece of classical literature that shows the principles of the Course put into practice. Dr. Poresky, a literary scholar and professor, brings her appreciation and knowledge of A Course in Miracles together with her conviction that literature teaches us about ourselves and our relationships with others, and by combining the two, she shows you another way of seeing.

About the Author

Louise A. Poresky grew up in Allentown, PA and moved to New York in 1963 for her undergraduate work at NYU. She received her doctorate from Drew University where she specialized in modern British fiction with a secondary concentration in traditional and Jungian psychology. Dr. Poresky has studied A Course in Miracles since the mid-1970s and has integrated its theory into her literary scholarship and teaching. She now lives in Nyack, NY and teaches at SUNY Rockland. For more, visit www.louiseporesky.com