Kenneth Wapnick
About the Author
Kenneth Wapnick, Ph.D., was a renowned psychologist, teacher, and leading authority on A Course in Miracles, dedicating over four decades to its study and dissemination. Born in 1942 in Brooklyn, New York, he earned his doctorate in clinical psychology from Case Western Reserve University and initially pursued a career in psychotherapy before encountering the Course in 1975, which profoundly transformed his life. Collaborating closely with Helen Schucman and William Thetford, the scribes of the Course, Wapnick co-founded the Foundation for A Course in Miracles in 1983, where he served as president and primary teacher. Through his extensive writings, audio recordings, and workshops, he clarified the Course's non-dualistic principles of forgiveness, love, and the undoing of the ego, making its profound teachings accessible to a global audience seeking spiritual awakening. Wapnick's gentle, insightful approach has inspired countless individuals to embrace the miracle of true perception, leaving an enduring legacy in contemporary spiritual literature until his passing in 2013.
