When Virtue is a Vice and Vice a Virtue: Two Purposes For Everything [CD]

AVAILABLE IN FOLLOWING FORMATSclick on an icon below     15 Audio CD Disc SetDuration: 15 hours 36 minutes    Kenneth Wapnick, Ph.D.    The speech in Romeo and Juliet on the right- and wrong-minded use of herbs and plants is the framework for this class on changing our focus from the forms of our behaviors to their content, asking the question of everything in our lives: Does what I think, feel, say, or do express the purpose of furthering my path of Atonement or hindering it?  The purpose we have chosen therefore informs our thinking and makes the world a prison of hate, suffering, and death or a classroom of joy.  A prominent theme following through the class is that we are minds not bodies.  Among the topics discussed in the context—supported by a variety of readings—are death, emotions, pain, kindness, and being normal, with major emphasis on forgiveness and Jesus.  A reflection on the section “For They Have Come” closes this week-long class. Father, forgi