Conversations with God Vol 1: An Uncommon Dialogue

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In Walsch's first dialogue, God notes that "knowing" and "experiencing" oneself are different things. Before creation, there was only That-Which-Is, which cannot know or experience itself fully without something it is not. It cannot know itself as love since nothing exists but love. It cannot know itself as giving since nothing else exists to give to. It cannot experience itself in myriad ways because everything is one. Neale Donald Walsch (born September 10, 1943) is an American author of the series Conversations with God. He is also an actor, screenwriter, and speaker.

In Friendship with God, Walsch writes that God presents four concepts that are central to the entire dialogue: I gave this book five stars because it was truly was amazingin that it made me evaluate my life in a way I never have before but really needed to. Raised in a religious home, I believe my faith has always been strong. However, some events in the last few years have shaken it a little, and I was having a hard time with the concept of God that I grew up with and was familiar with. There isn't a doubt in my mind that I was led to find this series of books, and it couldn't have happened at a more perfect time. I was at what I believe to be the most receptive at that time. You need to read this book with an open mind. This book uses many terms and references from the Holy Bible. But it's actually against it in a very soft way, presenting a more open option of faith. Alas, it's a false faith. How can we say it's true when it keeps saying wrong things?? Good and evil do not exist (as absolutes, but can exist in a different context and for different reasons). ( Nietzsche/ Sikhism) So, I will recommend this book for only those who are able to question every damn thing in their head (all their own judgements of people, your own likes and dislikes), and are able to question everybody in their lives! If you are in a place of —— “I really don’t know anything” (as I was when I read it, and which is really the case in truth), you are ready for the book!

Making the Daring Decision to Be Who You Truly Are

God is in every flower, every rainbow, every star in the heavens, and everything in and on every planet rotating around every star.” There is a lot more the book has to offer. I am warning you, if you don’t posses a striking ability to put a question mark on every prejudice you bear in your mind, on every concept you hold dear…..if you cannot put aside your cherished beliefs and attach a question mark on each of them…..this book can and will overwhelm you! I have put an end to it. You simply refuse to use the tools I have given you with which to realize that. You see, suffering has nothing to do with events, but with one’s reaction to them." And when I learned this about Tibetan Buddhism, I threw out my teacher’s lessons, told him off and left. And when I learned all of this in this book, I deleted it from my kindle. I once even burned all of Yogananda’s lessons in a garbage can. The only books that I had enough respect for to give away were my Zen Buddhist books.

This time comes, it seems to me, either when you have nothing or when you have everything. This moment arrives when everything else has been taken from you and there is nothing left, or when everything has been given to you and there is nothing more you could possibly want.

Some people just believe that life ends as the breaths gone. Full stop. But everyone's going to die anyway. I haven't been to either heaven or hell. But I surely wanna go to God's place. It's not about being conservative. It's about taking the biggest decision that would affect our lives, with eternal value! Why risking it?

John 3:16 "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life." Life is offered for everyone now. And there's Someone Who dearly wants everyone to come and get all things He's so ready to give. He wants us to live and live abundantly!! The longest of the authors dialogues with God and, if you’ve read the first two, you may not be surprised to hear that there is a lot of repetition, for which the author indicates is necessary to understand the various concepts outlined, and - if nothing else - to hammer home key points using different metaphors and/or descriptions. He tells us “Hitler went to heaven”. When Neale objects, God explains that Hell does not exist. (Though I know from many who have had NDEs, and from Robert Monroe’s three books, that a sort of Hell does in fact exist; it differs only in that we can always leave and go to a higher and better place if we ask for help from God or the angels. Also, God argues that there is no right or wrong in the universe. The purpose of our soul is to be and express Who We Really Are. Our soul is the tool through which God expresses and experiences Himself.In small batches, carefully shred Conversations with God according to manufacturer's directions. Cross shredding works best. Set aside in six small artistically arranged piles. God gives Neale/us a tool by which to change his/our consciousness – Act as if we were all one. We should see everyone as ourselves, just having a difficult time. Then start acting as though there were enough. Yet if you can remember this truth—your perspective creates your thoughts, and your thoughts create everything—and if you can remember it before you leave the body, not after, your whole life will change.