by Robert Holden ✦ Review by David Lorimer, April 2014
Robert Holden is a well-known author who has derived a great deal of inspiration from the Course in Miracles. Here he introduces 365 meditations from the work, both the text itself and the workbook. They all fit onto one page or less, making them suitable for daily reflection. He describes the Course as a love letter written the soul to the ego, with a special emphasis on the illusion of separation, also a feature of the book by Gary Renard reviewed elsewhere in this section. It can serve either as an adjunct to the Course itself or an introduction to it.
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