Conversations with God : An Uncommon Dialogue (Book 1)

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Summary: I Feel Great!
Review: After reading these books, I have completely evolved into a more loving and happy person! These books contain the most awe-inspiring material I have ever read. I don't care if the material came through a regular guy here and now. All I know is that I FEEL GREAT for the first time in my life and no backward religion is going to take BEING HAPPY away from me! And, looking at the reviews I find it wonderful how the MAJORITY of the readers gave the book/s five stars. To all the five star readers; let's celebrate in that we ARE CREATING a shift in consciousness (for the better) on the planet now!

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Summary: READ IT ONLY FOR THE EXPERIENCE
Review: Whether or not you believe that this was dialogue directly from the Source (God), it's at least worth the read. After reading many reviews of those who HATED the book, I wondered if in such digust, there may be a hint of truth in this "unknown". I find their repulsion fascinating, for it reeks of closemindedness.

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Summary: An appalling attempt at promoting one's own New Age religion
Review: Mr. Walsch has done little more than create an all-pleasing decent piece of New Age thought and claimed it to have been 'dictated' by God. This is Preposterous! To hear the self- contradictions of "God" to fundamental parts of the Christian religion were getting to the point of amusing. "God" could have told him (via Mr. Walsch's OWN writing OF COURSE!) absolutely any all-encompassing fluff so long as it could line his pockets with green.

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Summary: love one another
Review: If everyone were to live what this book is saying, the world would be transformed overnight. We have been blessed with this magnificent document. May everyone take its message of love for one another to heart so that it may unite and empower the planet.

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Summary: life is perspective all we have to do is be more perceptiv
Review: I will keep it short and sweetI have read the C.W.G. trillogy and it has been the most enlightening experience of my life. the words and wisdoms of this book clearly and undoubtably are coming directly from God. and when your ready you will read and understand, and be made wise.

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Summary: An interesting book
Review: It's inspiring to find a man who seeks the face of God and sits down with a pen to make notes about his exchange of thoughts with God. Much can be learned by it it's an interesting experience. Another book along these same lines--also a conversation with God--which has helped me very much in a practical sense, and a book that is really inspirational is Dietmar Scherf's "I Love Me: Avoiding & Overcoming Depression"--also available at Amazon.

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Summary: itchy ears here what they want to hear
Review: if this book is all it takes to make people feel wonderful about their lives, I can top it! I'll just write a book that says everything we do is fine, there is no right and wrong, never judge others actions, and that we all are God. Hey, wait a minute, that pretty much sums up Conversations with God doesn't it? If this book is truth...then the Bible is a complete fraud and a lie... you decide.

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Summary: Wake up call!
Review: I was an atheist before I read this book. It was so inspirational. This book makes too much sense not to be real, and not to be taken seriously. I honestly wouldn't be here if it wasn't for Neale. Bless you!

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Summary: Stop Judging
Review: Just a few lines to those "wise heads" out there: "Stop judging! For anyone's truth it is sacred and must be respected"

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Summary: Read the previous reviews...they speak for themselves
Review: You'll not find too many stars below 3 on this list of reviews...and for good reason. This book is simply what it claims to be: a conversation with God. It is simply stating WHAT ALREADY EXISTS; it makes no new assertions. It offers a different perspective or at least an opportunity for you as the reader to take a look at our universe and existence from a broader perspective. You can't question this book because it's not asking you to believe what doesn't exist. If you're coming to read this book with an agenda about what you'll get out of it, then you should not read it as it is personal to each and every person who picks it up. If your preconception of God is a white-bearded, scepulcre-holding man in a white robe, then this is not the book for you. If you believe that God is a state of being or a place or a state of mind or a feeling or a gift, then you may find some enlightenment in this book. People need to approach this book with an open mind. The assertions in the book are brought forth only for you to see how events have played a large part in the evolution of mankind. This book points out similar truths to all religions and belief systems. It treats every religion with respect and goes out of the way not to discredit anyone or any group of people. For anyone who's trying to make sense out of what seemingly does not make any sense at all, this book offers a wonderful perspective and is a must-read. It has helped me find peace with life, death, and the grand scheme of things.