Harry Hamlin crashed his car into a station wagon on a bridge-adjacent road and felt absolute peace at impact. That sensation led him to A Course in Miracles, which reshaped how he sees life, death, and purpose.
I'm sound asleep and all of a sudden I hear this voice from my girlfriend, "I don't think we're gonna make this." And I open my eyes and I look up and I see two semi-trucks on my right and we're creeping along in the other lane going around the corner up a hill trying to pass these two semis. And on the left over here is a bridge abutment that goes down 500 feet. And I got these two semis and I look up and now I see coming right at me a Country Squire station wagon. And I had at that moment, the absolute most amazing sensation that everything was perfect and just fine. The next moment, bam, we hit, and I should have been killed. And my brain, I'm sure at that moment, knew that I was going to die, and it clicked into this unbelievable sensation of peace, absolute peace. That sensation was extraordinary. I don't know where it came from, why it came, but it had a very lasting effect on me. So the big question: how did A Course in Miracles change your life? It changed my life completely and utterly. Um,
