To Be or Not to Be: Hamlet, Death, and "A Course in Miracles" [MP4]

AVAILABLE IN FOLLOWING FORMATSclick on an icon below     HD 1080p MP4 Download Note: This title has 2 parts.          Each part is sold separately.          Select from PARTS dropdown. Duration: 4 hours 28 minutes Download Sizes:  Part 1 - 4.87 GB  Part 2 - 4.53 GB    Download Instructionsclick here        Kenneth Wapnick, Ph.D.   The conflict expressed by Hamlet in his famous soliloquy frames the presentation of A Course in Miracles' unique approach to the universal problem of death. The Course teaches that death dominates the world made by the ego because the ego's “life” itself was extracted from death: the death of God. Therefore, death becomes the centerpiece of our experience and the problem with which everyone has to deal. All conflict and concern surrounding death, then, is part of the ego's strategy to keep death real, and to conceal its true origin by subsequently claiming that it is part of God's plan to punish us for our sin of separating from