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Robert Perry
Robert Perry Quick Facts
Main Areas: 'A Course in Miracles'Career Focus: Author, Teacher
Robert brings to A Course in Miracles many years of private study and public teaching. He began teaching at Miracle Distribution Center in 1986, and has since then taught throughout North America and around the world. His teaching grows out of his dedication to the Course as his own path and his desire to assist others on this path. Over the years he has become a respected voice in Course circles and has written for many Course newsletters and magazines. Robert is the founder of the Circle of Atonement and the author of numerous books and booklets based on the Course. Among these are the popular An Introduction to 'A Course in Miracles,' and his updated introduction to the Course, entitled Path of Light: Stepping into Peace with 'A Course in Miracles.'
Other Programs & Highlights
Robert was a featured speaker at the 2007 ACIM Conference in San Francisco. His newest book, Return to the Heart of God, was released in December 2006 and is a complete overview of the sophisticated thought system of 'A Course in Miracles'.
Favorite Quotes & Thoughts from Robert Perry
· "The journey to God is one of simply realizing who and where we already are, removing the blocks to what we already know, reaching out our hand and claiming the treasure that has always been ours.”
· “Forgiveness undoes the blocks that separate us from others, allowing us to experience the fact that we are one.”
· “The Circle of Life is really the circle of lunch.”
Getting Started With Robert Perry
To learn more about Robert Perry and the Circle of Atonement, you can:
· Visit the Circle of Atonement’s website, which includes a free e-newsletter, over 800 free articles and commentaries, Long Distance Learning classes, a bookstore, and much more. Go to www.circleofa.org
· Read Path of Light: Stepping into Peace with A Course in Miracles, available at major booksellers, on our website or by calling 888-357-7520.
