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Summary: A True Inspiration
Review: I was given this book by a co-worker without any expectations. Since I have been soul searching most of my life I thought this might be a fun read. Wow! What an inspiration. It opened the door to spirituality for me. I felt like if I had a one-on-one with God these would be the same answers I would receive. I encourage anyone who is striving for an understanding to give this a read!
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Summary: Wow, what can I say?
Review: I'm not sure where to begin this review. This book is like the song "Amazing Grace." I once was blind, but now I see. When I picked this book up, I was fairly comfortable in my views of the world. Now I realize that I had only begun to scratch the surface. There are levels to this universe that I feel are now open to me. Reading this book has brought a deeply profound sense of joy into my life. While I suspect that Neale Donald Walsch was not really talking to God (except in the sense that God is everywhere and everything and there is nothing else), I still found the advice that God gives to Neale to be useful in my own life. Basically, I am going to live my life by the suggestions in this book, because I believe that if everybody lived this way, the world would be a better place. These teachings have brought a new level of happiness to my life and have helped me to create much better relationships with my friends, family and pretty much everyone I come in contact with. Thank you Mr. Walsch for putting your thoughts on paper and allowing us to see inside your head.
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Summary: Thank you God. . .
Review: . . .for Neale Walsch's conversation. I read this book in three days. I am very impressed by the clarity and depth of this book. It really touched on things that I have believed for quite a while. Coming from a religious family and recently "branching out", I had been told that my beliefs were wrong. I really think that everyone should read this book from atheist to devout. There shouldn't be any fear involved in loving and talking with God. I highly recommend reading this book. Make sure to have a highlighter, pen and notepad.
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Summary: It's okay to be me
Review: This message has solved so many issues for me. Having been brought up in accordance with the Christian doctrine, I always felt an emptiness inside. I never felt quite "pure, holy or good" enough to love myself unconditionally. CWG changed all that and made me realize that there is no reason to be afraid, ashamed or angry any more. The book is written in such simple language and explained in such a logical way, that even the most skeptical among us must find it hard to deny God's presence in this work. For some people the information in CWG must at first be a bit of a shock, but it is put forth with such love and kindness that one can't help but be grateful for every word. Finally, to anybody reading these reviews..... not even the most eloquent writer can give you an inkling of an idea as to the impact this book will have on your life. The only way to find out, is to read it and experience the true nature of God (and of yourself) for yourself. It's the best thing you can ever do for your soul. Enjoy it!
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Summary: Read this book and save your life...
Review: This book is true and excellent. If you open your mind and listen to the content, you will save your soul and enjoy your life.
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Summary: A How-To Manual For the Universe
Review: When I read this book, the claims were so alarmingly bold that I decided to act as if everything written within was written by the creator of the universe. I put my faith in the words, thoughts, concepts and principles laid out. The results have been--in every sense of the word--miraculous. When read this way, the book has an enormously vital life-changing force. Read it and treat it like a how-to manual of the universe. It's like your life is a bicycle that you have to put together on Christmas eve and these are the instructions. You'll be pedalling down the road before you know it.
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Summary: This book is one of those powerful ones along your path
Review: This book and its sequels will be difficult ones to pick up or read in public for most people, because of the challenging title. But forget about the title, forget about comparing this to the other supposedly God inspired works (why would one believe the stories of then, and not the ones of today?). Just approach these discussions as a child would, with a blank open mind, without preconceptions nor mind barriers, and you will find a marvelous realm of new concepts and thoughts with countless opportunities to lay back and reflect. It is very rich, very clearly written, in a casual non-sophisticated way, and easily brings across sometimes very unusual and challenging concepts and thoughts all inter-related in many ways and really worth pondering. Nowhere in this book or the following ones, will you be forced or manipulated into accepting this or that. You take and keep what you wish, as one would from a fireside conversation among friends in a cosy century old house. In a word, for anyone curious about life and looking to grow whenever possible, ready to confront your own certainties at every step, if you felt drawn to this book to the point of reading these reviews, then it is for you, you will not regret it. It will open up many doors yours to push and pursue for your own joy and fulfilment.
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Summary: Haha- I get it.
Review: So this is a joke, right? Walsch threw me for a loop at first. Some ridiculous aside about Hitler? Huh? "He can't honestly expect people to take this seriously," I said to myself. As philosophy this is the most mindless drivel I've ever seen. But at the same time, it's a brilliant practical joke. Set this next to your copy of The Onion's "Our Dumb Century" and your Douglas Adams "Hitchiker's" collection. Sure, it's not as well written- but it's equally hilarious.
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Summary: New Age slop
Review: I don't know what "God" Walsch was talking to, but here are some things God had to say: - Hitler was an all right guy. He helped all those Jews get to Heaven faster. - There's no such thing as good or evil. Do what feels good! Does anyone want to believe in a God like this? I suppose Walsch, who's been married six times despite his Catholic background, wants a deity who lets transgression slide. But a God who endorses the Holocaust? Walsch ISN'T KIDDING. He really expects us to believe that God talks to him like an old bowling buddy. I'm no Fundamentalist - I think Jeffrey Sheler's centrist book, "Is the Bible True?," is right on. But you're better off with the Fundamentalist clap-trap of "Left Behind" than you are with this drivel!
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Summary: Biggest Magic Show we love to comprehend
Review: Many truth we created but we've had many questions about them are all explained in simple English for us. CWG three books will blow your common understanding away and show closer to Cosmic truth to the degree you can can see. This is the biggest answeres I was looking for my life and somehow I knew long before but could not put it out this clear way for all to comprehend. Recommend Arab and Isreal people to read them and come out from smaller truth to bigger truth with concept of inclusion not exclusion. We are All One after All. Separation is subrealty or illusion we created and living real. This book has power to change the way we live our modan world to the direction we have been searching together.
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