What people usually ask us

A book published in 1976, in three parts: a text, a workbook with 365 lessons and a manual for teachers. It is a self-study course on the shift of perception — from fear to love — practiced for decades by students in dozens of languages.

No. The Course asks for practice, not belief. It uses language from the Christian tradition, but with meanings of its own, and is studied by people of every tradition — and of none. The only condition is the willingness to try another way of seeing.

No. We are an independent project, with no ties to churches, groups or the publishers of the Course. We represent nothing beyond the intention of making study more accessible.

As quiet support for study: giving context to a difficult passage, picking up where you left off, answering questions grounded in the text itself. It doesn’t interpret for you, doesn’t guide personal decisions and doesn’t replace study — it is a bridge, not a teacher.

Still being defined. Our commitment is that the essentials — reading and practicing — remain accessible to anyone, anywhere.

Yes — the project is live, in an early phase, at app.themiracle.me. We are growing slowly and improving every week.