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Shortcuts to God

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I found this book to be beautifully written and totally inspirational and spiritually. When first I started it, I found myself totally engrossed in it and was unable to put it down. Dr. Jampolsky writes in an easy to understand style. The thing I really liked about it is that Dr. Jamposky was willing to speak about himself, he willingly shared his experiences with us. This is a great book, beautifully written, not too long. Anyone reading it will enjoy it for style and content. M.L.

I remember reading Jerry's book "Love Is Letting Go of Fear" many years ago, when my own life was in chaos and I literally didn't know where to turn. Its simplicity cut through my intellectual arguments very quickly, touching deeper truths that my own fears were masking at that time in my life. I believe that this newest of Jerry's books does the same thing, at a time when so many of us are cynical about our spiritual lives, yet are constantly searching for ways to reach deeper. Jerry makes it sound easy to move beyond our own fears, and when I am able to drop my intellectual pretenses and let these words in, something quite wonderful happens. I do move beyond my own blocks to see the larger truth. This isn't a book for people who want to ponder complex theological concepts but it is a book that will spark something important in your heart.

I keep this book very close to my person and readily access it on the occasions when I succumb to life's frustrations. The illustrations alone are very meaningful reminders that bring me back to a peaceful, loving center.

Fun Read.....This is one of those books that I buy and read and then donate to the public library for others to enjoy!~ Positive in ...Positive out as they say!~

You may find that this book is helpful to you. It is well written and provides an opening to see you possibilies.

Based on A Course in Miricles, Dr. Jampolsky presents a general feel good book on spirituality. It does lack depth and has a simple pantheist view point.