
One part deeply personal memoir and two parts rip-snorting spiritual adventure, Long Time No See is a powerfully moving, occasionally profane, and often hilarious account of one person’s single-minded search for enlightenment.
This book contains Carrie’s Spirit-inspired synopsis of A Course in Miracles, titled THE CRASH COURSE.
“We love this book! Filled with authentic guidance, this is a ‘can’t put it down’ book that’s spiked with joyous and irreverent humor. Carrie Triffet demonstrates how life is meant to be lived as a co-creator with God.”
~ Nouk Sanchez & Tomas Vieira, Co-authors of Take Me to Truth; Undoing the Ego
“The most exciting Course in Miracles-related book since The Disappearance of the Universe. And Carrie’s CRASH COURSE is a terrific intro to ACIM.” ~ Joe Wolfe, founder of Spirit Light Outreach
“A riveting memoir, brilliant and personal, vibrant with spiritual insight. Carrie Triffet is heartbreaking in her transparency and hilarious in her uncanny perspectives . . . Written with fresh, oddball sensibility, this is soulful self-realization at its finest.”
~ Sequoia Hamilton, Editor in Chief of Awaken Journal, & founder of Ojai Writers Conference
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Included as a supplement in the final pages of of Long Time No See, the Crash Course is a short, Spirit-inspired explanation of A Course in Miracles—a breakneck gallop through the 1200 or so pages of the Course’s teachings. Written in common everyday language, the tone of The Crash Course is purposely a little bit blunt and irreligious, in obvious contrast to the often convoluted biblical language of the Course itself.
Stylistic differences aside, students of the Course will notice immediately that The Crash Course isn’t a strictly literal or chronological synopsis of A Course in Miracles. Concepts have been arranged here in the manner in which they flowed most naturally and logically to me, which is not necessarily similar to the way the information is structured within the Course itself.
I take no personal credit for the The Crash Course. At the time it was penned, I had read A Course in Miracles exactly once. Looking through The Crash Course after it was completed, I was blown away by the obvious clarity of this broad overview, which was infinitely greater than my own understanding could have produced.
Let me point out that there is no connection between this Crash Course and Philip Urso’s very fine series of podcasts and videos titled A Crash Course in Miracles. I accidentally stole his title, but he has very generously allowed me to continue to use it. I am grateful and apologize for any confusion this duplication may cause.
TheCrashCourse-booklet – free download