Works by
Judith Skutch
(Aka Judith Skutch Whitson)
(Writer)

• Double Vision (1985) by Judith Skutch and Tamara Cohen
  "This clever, enjoyable, informative book is a joint autobiography by parapsychologist/promoter Skutch and her daughter by her first marriage. Ms. Cohen provides many recollections of how it feels to grow up psychic and to participate as a subject in psi experiments. Most of her spontaneous psi experiences had to do with members of her family and they often illustrated aspects of the dynamics of the mother-child relationship. Ms. Cohen's remarks are of value especially because they often are quoted from diary notes written near the time of the experience described. Skutch outlines how her interest in parapsychology became kindled and how she served as a catalyst and educator, culminating with her involvement in A Course In Miracles, which she now publishes. There is much humor, wisdom, and humanity in this book, which deserves a wide readership."

See also:

• Journey Without Distance: The Story Behind A Course in Miracles  (1996) by Robert Skutch
  With more than 1.5 million copies in print, A Course In Miracles is one of the most popular texts for self-actualization. A self-study course designed to help change one’s perceptions, A Course In Miracles was recorded over a seven-year period by Dr. Helen Schucman, a highly respected research psychologist who heard a “voice” dictating the material to her. In Journey Without Distance, Robert Skutch, director of the Foundation for Inner Peace, publishers of A Course in Miracles, recounts the inspirational story of how the book came to be. What was Helen Schucman really like? Why was she chosen to receive the material? What roles did other people play in this fantastic journey? Based on firsthand accounts told to the author, Journey Without Distance is a suspenseful and dramatic story that will fascinate the millions of people who have read A Course In Miracles and captivate those who have not yet opened its pages.

See also: Robert Skutch (Husband)