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A return to love by Marianne Williamson · Booklabria

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A return to love

LoveSelf-actualization

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First published: 1992
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

A Return to Love is Marianne Williamson's moving and joyous account of the life-changing principles of A Course in Miracles, the revolutionary self-study program of spiritual psychotherapy that is sweeping the world. According to the Course, a miracle is a shift in perception from fear to love. In A Return to Love, Williamson discusses the principles and practice of miracles, the releasing of fear which blocks our awareness of love, and the forgiveness of ourselves and others which sets us free.

Subjects: Love
Self-actualization
Religious aspects
Spiritual life
Self-Improvement
New age movement

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