Title: Disappointment in my Universe
Product review: I must agree with many other reviewers who found this book disappointing and disturbing. It certainly did not live up to its synopsis, its endorsements, or the mysterious avalanche of 5-star commercials. This book degrades its entire genre, especially the very beautiful Course in Miracles book. Gary Renard thinks he's making spirituality accessible by talking about beer and farts and erections, and creating two very annoying and self-righteous "masters," but really he's just catering to the lowest common denominator. The whole book was a spiritual turnoff to me. If you want to understand A Course in Miracles, then read A Course in Miracles. It's not nearly as difficult as Renard is making it out to be, in fact it's Disappearance of the Universe that complicates matters by adding a bunch of outrageous science fiction and trashy humor. Sure, ACIM takes time and effort, but so does Shakespeare, and both are far more rewarding than this book could ever be.
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