Nina Foster’s Reviews > Who Told You That You Were Naked?: Freedom From Judgement, Guilt and Fear of Punishment > Status Update

This book is very profound and much easier to understand than “a coarse in miracles.” I am enjoying it a lot. I don’t know why I didn’t finish it before, two times apparently, and I’m surprised I gave it such a bad review in the past.

Right here I've realized this book is going to keep repeating and repeating, and although I believe it's concepts, it's too monotonous to continue. With 66 pages left and skimming from this point forward, I see it has offered nothing new since page 1. The ideas are adopted from the book "A Coarse In Miracles", but the author stays stuck on just one aspect and beats it to a pulp. It just didn't make it for me.

I'm not really in the mood to be reading philosophy, but I am because I've had it for years and I don't remember reading it; If I started I must not have finished, since a special bookmark my daughter gave me years ago fell out the midddle of it. I can see why I didn't finish it, it's quite repetitious.