Author: Gerald G. Jampolsky

Rating: 3/5

Inside Jacket Summary: …’The book goes on to point out the toxic side effects of being unforgiving and the havoc it can play on our bodies and on our lives. But above all, it leads us to the vast benefits of forgiving.’

My Comments: The book is an OK read, but it doesn’t feel like a complete stand-alone book. Like this book should be a single section of a larger more encompassing effort. It does fit in well with the A Course in Miracle materials, but this book is short, fast, and maybe just skims the surface on forgiveness. I’ll probably stick to reading Gary Renard’s or Kenneth Wapnick’s books before this one.

My own tiny/fast review matches the book pretty well.

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