A Song Dedicated to this Cause

Michael Parker at the Califo
ia State Prison in Landcaster Califo
a writes:

“I got A Course in Miracles and your letter a few days ago. Thank you! I am very excited and can’t wait to see more of your publications and what you offer to prisoners. I wrote to two radio stations in Chicago and requested the song. Have I Told You Lately that I Love You, by Rod Stuart. I’d been listening to that song since it first came out and never realized that it was spiritual (a gratitude letter to God.) Thanks again, I dedicate it now to you.”
Mike Parker

ValdmaIr F. Morelos in San Quintin writes:
Thank you so much for taking the time to write to me. Thank you the copy of the book, The End of Reinca
ation with The Five Signs and A Course in Miracles. I sent bits of what I read to family and friends. God bless you and your family.
V.F.M.
Elbert Hutcheson at the Monroe Corrections Complex in Monroe Washington writes:
Dear Joe Wolfe,
Last night I received the Letter To A Prisoner (book.) I really enjoyed reading it. It made me think about what was written and reminded me what someone told me that has stuck with me ever since.

“No one can attack who you really are. If you feel that you are being attcked just know that only your ideas of yourself is being attacked and not your real Self. Your story (past) about yourself is not who you are in Reality.”
One last thing to share with you:

If you want to start living the way you aught then you have to stop living in the world of thought. ‘Cause thought is the serpent that crawls up your spine…you have yours and I have mine. But then we can’t touch and we can’t feel because we’re too busy thinking our thoughts are real.”