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skip to content the course heal with miracles primary menu home share your thoughts about this site biographies your stories from scumbag to surveyor to saved posted on june 5, 2018 by janice bradley i used to be the kind of man that people loved to hate. my loathsome behaviour led me on a journey from plagiarist student to utility mapping surveyor and homeless vagrant. it was thanks to a brush with a course in miracles that i was able to gain some kind of redemption. you know the way people talk about james bond? ‘men want to be him, women want to be with him.’ i can honestly say that, for the majority of my life at least, the opposite applied to the way i was perceived. even my closest friends (of which there have always been a limited number) have described my face as ‘punch-able’ something that i attribute to my easy smile and strangely large eyes – together they give the impression of a person who appears to not only refuse to take life seriously, but to be actively mocking whomever they are speaking to. my inherent un-likeability can not, however, be completely attributed to the features of my face. no – genetics aside, i played a significant part in my development from ‘punch-able’ faced youth to slippery, morally dubious businessman. i believe that human behaviour, how we act and talk, is intrinsically linked to how we are rewarded by our actions early in life. my childhood, although typical in many ways, offered numerous examples of how selfish behaviour was so often rewarded above its counterparts. my parents had divorced whilst i was young. an only child at the age of 4, i was gifted something that i hadn’t expected: a double life. mine was a coddled existence with my mother, i was overfed and protected; cherished as the only good man in her life. two weekends a month my role would change, from supplicant ‘good boy’ to self-sufficient ‘lad’. my father would either have a new girlfriend or a new toy each time i stayed with him, his constantly precarious financial situation clearly incapable of supporting both an occasional son and a casual fling – these women were never around for long. despite his woeful finances, his moods unlikely my mother’s, would be consistently high. he had gambled all his life and watched with glee as each of these risks paid off, whereas my mother had placed all her bets on a man whose attention span could not be held for longer than a few weeks. from my limited perspective, i could see who was winning and i understood where the rewards lay, which path to take. by the age of 28 i had manoeuvred myself into a position that was certainly enviable amongst my peers. after spending years looking over the shoulders of my classmates i had realised the key to success was not knowledge, but appearing that i had knowledge. my work life was soon built around my mercurial personality, i focused more on politics than projects and was rewarded for my efforts until i was undone by my own machiavellian scheming. you see, moving higher and higher up the corporate ladder had its dangers; soon i found that i was sharing the waters with a number of sharks who weren’t afraid to delve into my personal life in order to root out my indiscretions and turn me out into the streets. all my cheating, lying and deception had soon been laid bare to the world. when it became evident that i had nothing else to offer the world – i was simply discarded. homeless and without a friend in the world, my saviour wasn’t a book, but someone else who believed in a book. that person was my wife and that book was a course in miracles . has this story inspired you? or has a course in miracles driven you to embark on your own personal journey? let us know via the ‘ share your thoughts ‘ page. posted in your stories zachariah’s subway escape posted on may 18, 2018 june 5, 2018 by janice bradley we’re grateful for yet another submission, giving us a new perspective on how a course in miracles has changed their lives. zachariah takenpiece had considered himself a rationalist long before coming to new york, however a chance encounter with a course in miracles set him on a new trajectory, changing his perception on how the world works forever. i’ve never been what you would call a true believer. but after a copy of course in miracles fan saved me from near-certain death, i’ve come to accept that perhaps there’s something a little more than just chaos theory at work in this ol’ universe of ours. i’ve always felt uneasy around religious people. i’ve encountered them in every country i’ve visited and regardless of their denomination, sect or belief system there has always been a unifying trait shared amongst the most devout that i’ve found distinctly disconcerting. i understand that holding this kind of view is more than a little bit unfair, after all shouldn’t every human being have the right to believe in whatever they want? shouldn’t they be able to express their feelings of devotion? and if that devotion spills over into conversion then shouldn’t we allow them their digressions? before my life changing moment in new york last summer i would have said ‘no’. i blame my aunt for my (previously) aggressive stance against ‘in-your-face’ religion. like many middle-aged americans in the 90s, she couldn’t quite believe what the world was coming to. having been born in the aftermath of world war ii my aunt rose had always been told to appreciate the chance we had been given in life. she’d been told that it was thanks to the sacrifices of good god-fearing men (like her father) that she was alive and well. she’d grown up in an evangelical bubble, confusing the values of her fundamentalist beliefs with that of america’s. so when she saw something that she didn’t agree with, not only was it deplorable, but it was un-godly and (worst of all) un-american. i was a teenager during the mid-90s, in the throes of a bleached blonde bedraggled rebellion that had suddenly become so fashionable that i was considering a drastic switch to the less conventional goth-chic. our extended family would meet together every sunday for lunch, a tradition that our late grandfather had always appreciated, but somehow these weekly meals had started to become a dreaded occasion for me. my on-the-nose attempt at rebellion, appeared to my aunt rose as the very pinnacle of what was wrong with the world. here was a direct descendant of her noble forefathers, flagrantly disrespecting the very values of america. those meals were an endless tirade of criticisms and openly aired insults: against me, america and the world. when i left to study in new york, i found that i suddenly didn’t need to wear the cobain-style threads anymore. i didn’t need to openly rebel against anything because there was nothing to rebel against. i cut my hair, got a job and started to look more like the person that my aunt would have probably liked. that didn’t stop her from trying to ‘save me’ still. i received the copy of a course in miracles in the post with a message written in her hand and dreaded the worse. just the sight of her spidery writing put chills in me. i was running late for a train, on my way to split-shift at one of two jobs i was holding at the time. the note inside the package stopped me in my tracks. ‘dear zachariah, i hope this finds you well. i understand that for years you did not hold me in the highest of regards and for good reason. i hope you accept my sincerest apologies for all the harm that i have caused, along with a copy of the book that has helped me see the error of my ways. your aunt rose’ i had to run to try and make the train, which i missed by just a minute. ten seconds later i heard the squealing of brakes and a grinding crash which shook the subway station. five people were killed on that subway train and the rest of the passengers were seriously injured. i’m not sure of i agree with everything written in a course in miracles, but i’m glad that my aunt found it. it means that i’m alive today an

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