True Prayer is quite intriguing. It is achieved through a brief meditation practice that doesn't involve a laundry list of petitions to the Divine, but is a way of achieving oneness with the Source through practiced silence.

The concept of forgiveness that Renard presents is also unique. It is not ferreting out everyone else's sins or even your own sins, thereby making them more manifest in the cataloging of them. It is simply, just forgiving. It involves looking at the world and the people in it as not being done to us—the cause of our troubles, but looking at ourselves and what is manifest as a symbol of that which exists in our own conscious mind. When we forgive from a place of love, we forgive ourselves.

The techniques, lecture material, and anecdotes amplify the concepts Renard presents, which offer a means to achieve harmony with oneself and the Divine. The techniques are simple and easy to learn, but must be practiced.

The author spends a lot of time explaining what A Course in Miracles is, how it came about, how its structured, and how these techniques have worked in his own life. I found that to be a bit of a distraction to the material presented, but would be helpful to someone wanting to know more about what that spiritual course was about.   Recommended.