Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Judgment But Were Too Busy Doing It to Notice (Series of Commentaries on a Course in Miracles)

The subject of judgment is often confusing for students of spirituality. It seems necessary in this complex world of difficult decisions and seeming danger. A Course in Miracles, however, teaches that judgment is the source of all our pain, loneliness, and despair, and that letting go of it will bring freedom and happiness beyond belief. Perry and Watson present a survey of teachings about judgment in the Course, such as: what it is, giving it up, is it always inappropriate, the right use of judgment, and how we can make decisions without judging. Based on a popular weekend workshop, this book is filled with insights and practical information about judgment and useful techniques for letting go of it. Topics also include:* What is judgment? * The effects of judging* Differences as a basis for judgment* Judging others and their motives* Seeing without judgment* The right use of judgment* The Last Judgment and God's Judgment

Robert Perry is an internationally respected author and teacher of A Course in Miracles, and founder of the Circle of Atonement Teaching and Healing Center. His materials help readers appreciate, understand, and practice the teachings of the Course. Robert's goal has always been to provide a complete picture of what the Course is -- as a thought system and as a path meant to be lived in the world on a daily basis -- and to support students in walking along that path. Allen Watson is a writer and teacher of A Course in Miracles and currently works with Course students in Portland, Oregon. He has written a number of books and booklets on the Course, including A Healed Mind Does Not Plan, Seeing the Bible Differently, the Workbook Companion series on the Internet and in book form, as well as co-author of Let Me Remember You. Before joining the Circle of Atonement for several years, he published Miracle Thoughts newsletter and led Course study groups in New Jersey.