Loving Not Wisely but Too Well: Othello, Specialness, and "A Course in Miracles" [MP4]

AVAILABLE IN FOLLOWING FORMATSclick on an icon below     HD 1080p MP4 DownloadNote: This title has 2 parts.          Each part is sold separately.          Select from PARTS dropdown.  Duration: 4 hours 26 minutes Download Sizes:  Part 1 - 4.87 GB  Part 2 - 4.47 GB     Download Instructionsclick here        Kenneth Wapnick, Ph.D.   Shakespeare’s Othello, looked at through the lens of A Course in Miracles, offers a penetrating, if not painful insight into the nature of guilt: its origins in our special relationship with God, and its shadowy expression in our personal lives of special relationships. Othello’s choice to believe in Iago’s lies—the ego’s thought system—rather than Desdemona’s innocence—the Atonement—is discussed from the perspective of our need to destroy love, and then experience the horrible consequences of the ensuing guilt. Othello’s decision to trust his "friend" and murder his wife on grounds of infidelity is irrevocable; not so, howev