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[[Image:Wapnick-blue-frame.jpg|thumb|104px|right|Dr. Kenneth Wapnick, one of the three primary transcriber-editors of [[A Course In Miracles]], director of the [[Foundation for A Course In Miracles]].]]

(contracted; show full) in Beethoven and Mozart, and also with new interests developing in various religious literatures, Wapnick enrolled in college in 1960 and majored in psychology.  He received his bachelor's degree in 1965, and continued on in a Ph.D. program in clinical psychology.  For his doctoral thesis, Wapnick chose the topic of St. Teresa of Avila, the famous sixteenth century Spanish mystic.  Thus perhaps he made the first practical demonstration of the spiritual quest that was to follow in his life.

In 1970, 
Sshortly after the unsatisfactory dissolution of his first marriage, he began to simplify his personal lifestyle.  This lifestyle-simplification process progressed further and further, until he eventually found himself living the private part of his life almost in the same style as a monastic [[hermit]].  Meanwhile during the day, he continued work successfully at his position as chief psychologist at a New York state mental hospital.

== Consideration of a Roman Catholic monastic vocation ==
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== Footnote references ==
{{fnb|1}} FACIM is the copyright holder for approximately 2% of the materials included in the popular 2nd edition of ACIM.  The remaining 98% of these materials are in the public domain.  For more information about the status of the copyrights to ACIM, see the second paragraph of: [[A_Course_In_Miracles#Some_concerns_expressed_regarding_Charles_Anderson.27s_study_group| ACIM copyright litigation, ca. 1995 - 2003]]

[[Category:Spirituality|Wapnick, Kenneth]]