Search Results for: Helen Schucman

[…] that I felt compelled to help in its continued development. This took place primarily when I was at Columbia University, from the late fifties to mid-seventies. When Helen Schucman arrived and joined me at Columbia in 1958, at my invitation, she also became involved in the PAS work. By then Helen was a well-established research […]

[…] detail below, circumstances have recently arisen surrounding the earlier manuscripts of A Course in Miracles that have necessitated this explanation of the history of the Course, from Helen Schucman’s notebooks to its publication in 1976. This is an edited and enlarged transcript from a session of a workshop, held in Atlanta in 20071, which directly […]

[…] scribing and eventual publication of A Course in Miracles took place on a June afternoon in 1965 when Dr. William Thetford made his now famous and impassioned statement to Dr. Helen Schucman: “There must be another way!” Bill was specifically addressing the ongoing conflicts that he and Helen experienced between themselves, as well as with other colleagues and professional associates, […]

Helen Cohn Schucman, Ph.D. 1909-1981 Download Helen’s autobiography (pdf format): English Portuguese Spanish Foreword In 1975 at the request of Kenneth Wapnick, Helen Schucman expanded and updated a self-written literary version of her remarkable life, an autobiography she felt would offer a satisfactory but unpublished biographical account of herself. In it, and in a stylized way, […]

[…] was channeled through two noted psychologists at a prestigious Eastern University. Considered one of the miracles of the Century, A Course in Miracles is now a phenomenal, quiet bestseller worldwide. Helen Schucman, Ph.D., was a most unlikely person to scribe A Course in Miracles, as was William Thetford, Ph.D., the person to assist her. In reality, in the Psychology […]