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Study guide featured on Wilcock's website - Shin'Ar - 03-09-2012
I am curious to know if L/L Research supports and recommends those Law of One study books written by David Wilcock?
RE: Wilcock study guides - godwide_void - 03-09-2012
Wilcock's study guide gets the basic gist of the principles of the Law of One across, excluding all side topics such as the Tarot, Archetypes, etc. It's a good and brief examination, a beginner's guide essentially. However there exists another Law of One study guide written by a group called A Course In Miracles which has a more "flowery" tinge to it, but nevertheless is a much more comprehensive study guide than Wilcock's. Reading both guides is suggested.
RE: Wilcock study guides - Steppingfeet - 03-09-2012
Hi Shin'Ar,
Naturally, L/L Research supports any seeker's personal quest to seek the truth, and to make personally helpful study guides from the Law of One Material. The study guide makes no claims to being definitive/authoritative - the guide to which you refer is one among any number of possible arrangements. No personal collection can claim objective status as "thee" study guide.
Also, DW is not the study guide's author. It is just featured on his website. The author, listed on the title page, is Bob Childer's. Though I believe DW (or one of his team) did refine and upgrade the study guide by linking Q&A's to their home session at lawofone.info.
: ) GLB
PS: Changed the title of this thread from "Wilcock study guide" to "Study guide featured on Wilcock's website".
RE: Wilcock study guides - Shin'Ar - 03-09-2012
(03-09-2012, 07:39 PM)Bring4th_GLB Wrote: Hi Shin'Ar,
Naturally, L/L Research supports any seeker's personal quest to seek the truth, and to make personally helpful study guides from the Law of One Material. The study guide makes no claims to being definitive/authoritative - the guide to which you refer is one among any number of possible arrangements. No personal collection can claim objective status as "thee" study guide.
Also, DW is not the study guide's author. It is just featured on his website. The author, listed on the title page, is Bob Childer's. Though I believe he (or one of his team) did refine and upgrade the study guide by linking Q&A's to their home session at lawofone.info.
: ) GLB
PS: Changed the title of this thread from "Wilcock study guide" to "Study guide featured on Wilcock's website".
Thank you Gary, I was unaware of that fact.
RE: Study guide featured on Wilcock's website - Patrick - 03-13-2012
I prefer the one linked in my sig.
RE: Study guide featured on Wilcock's website - godwide_void - 03-13-2012
Agreed Valtor, I even made mention of it in my above post. ACIM's guide is a much better guide IMHO.