It's All Mind: The Simplified Philosophy of A Course in Miracles

by Edwin Navarro

Readers of A Course in Miracles often can’t see the forest for the words. Deep within the over 1200 pages of the Course, there lies a clear, consistent fundamental philosophy. In It’s All Mind, Edwin Navarro presents that philosophy in simple, unambiguous language, illuminating the true meaning of the Course. This book can be an invaluable companion for old and new readers alike.

Genres: Spirituality, Nonfiction

48 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 11, 2010

About the author

Edwin Navarro has been involved in consciousness exploration since the 1970s. After receiving Masters degrees in physics and mathematics, he had a 20-year career as a physicist, software engineer, and entrepreneur. In the late 1990s he left the business world and began a full-time exploration of dreams, meditative states, and the multi-dimensional aspects of consciousness. This led him deeper into the concepts of A Course in Miracles and ultimately into writing four books about the Course. He lives in Mill Valley, CA.

Reviews

[Susan · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is an overall summary of the ideas of A Course in Miracles but I don't think it's complete enough for anyone that is new to the course. It may be helpful to those who need to break down the overwhelming broad scope of the course.

[Kay Bartholomew · Rating 5 out of 5]

It's All Mind, a must read for all ACIM students.

This little book in the simplest possible way explains the practical application of forgiveness and atonement as specified in "A Course in Miracles". Don't hesitate to buy this book.

[Sujoy Bhowmik · Rating 5 out of 5]

Superb explanation of A Course in Miracles

If you've any interest in understanding A Course in Miracles this will be a tremendous help. There's profound insight here, and very understandable.

[Jules · Rating 4 out of 5]

This small book was very helpful in distilling the complicated language of 'A Course in Miracles." While not a substitute for reading the book itself, it clarified the ideas presented in the original work and makes that reading a bit easier.

[Jules · Rating 4 out of 5]

This small book was very helpful in distilling the complicated language of 'A Course in Miracles." While not a substitute for reading the book itself, it clarified the ideas presented in the original work and makes that reading a bit easier.

[Blanca Julia · Rating 5 out of 5]

Clear and Concise

I liked this little book. Everything is explained clearly and concisely. Forgiveness is the key. 💖 I highly recommend it if you want to understand the course.

[Miranda Kate · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book is a summation of another book (A Course in Miracles). And from what I understand it does this quite concisely. My problem with this book is less about the writing than it is about the content. I am not religious & don't believe in or subscribe to any dogma or doctrine relating to the bible, so putting the context of this summation in a religious framework doesn't work for me.

I am spiritual however & cross paths with the idea that we are all one energy & that love & compassion is the key to a happy fulfilled experience in this life. But I am cautious of the concept that what we see externally is an illusion & there is no physical world & that it is all perception, & this is our ego trying to separate us & make us think we are seperate & not a part of something greater, & that is why we experience pain & loneliness.

They are interesting concepts - but for me that is all they are.

If you are religious maybe this book might offer you something, but for me it is far too wrapped up in 'God' & too rigid in its ideas which are based off someone (whoever wrote A Course In Miracles) having a psychic experience they have interpreted in this way.

[Polina · Rating 3 out of 5]

As the description states, a simplified condensed Course In Miracles philosophy. i read it after another much better ACIM summary so i can not comment on how well the book captures ACIM concepts since another book already laid them out for me quite clearly.

[George Burke · Rating 4 out of 5]

...down the rabbit hole I go.

[Cindy Villarreal · Rating 5 out of 5]

Quick and easy

Very good read for a quick interpretation of Course in Miracles from someone who just couldn't find time to finish it.