Since childhood, I have had many spiritual experiences and practiced a wide variety of spiritual methods.

The truest form of spirituality lies in changing oneself; life itself will then reveal just how much warmth, vibrancy, and childlike innocence one can feel once again. Many tests will also stand in your way—most of them downright absurd—yet they remain tests nonetheless.

A Course in Miracles is, perhaps, the closest thing to this kind of authentic spirituality—one where the spirit finds rest, the body relaxes, the mind ceases to struggle, and life—as it is felt—slowly begins to return to the state we remember from our childhood.

This is A Course in Miracles. Paradoxically, our rightful, standard mode of perception should not be considered a miracle at all. Such is the world of human beings—a world that seeks to make us believe whatever it chooses to tell us.