Helen Schucman talks about the Inner Voice that dictated A Course in Miracles to her.

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A COURSE IN MIRACLES (the Complete and Annotated Edition)

Features of the Complete and Annotated Edition (CE):

* First four chapters of the Text are roughly twice as long as they are in the familiar Foundation for Inner Peace edition.
* Material whose meaning had been changed by editing is now presented in its original form. For instance, we have restored the original statement "Prepare you not for the undoing of what never was," which had been changed in the FIP edition to "Prepare you now for the undoing of what never was."
* Material that had been rearranged and placed in a different order by editing has, in almost all cases, been restored to its original order.
* Extensive footnotes have been included to clarify difficult passages, identify unclear pronouns, define psychological terms, point out allusions to things in the general culture, and list Course references and Bible references.
* Thirty-three cameo essays have been written. These essays comment on personal guidance given by the source of the material to the scribes (Helen Schucman and William Thetford). This guidance, while too personal for the Course proper, clarifies the application of Course principles to the lives of the scribes, and by extension, to the lives of all students.
* Material that never made it out of Helen's notebooks is included, such as this passage: "Love him steadily, whatever he does, whatever he says, and he will see the miracle of God and you will learn of salvation. If this seems hard to do, remember it is what you want of me."
* All original emphasis of words is retained (either as italics or as gray underlines), as this helps illuminate the meaning.
* Most of the Text section titles and many of the Text section divisions are new.
Documentation (and often explanation) of editing changes.

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