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Summary: Very enlightening
Review: This book is kind of "scary." Some of it just doesn't jive with what we have always been taught about God and religion. I do think the Lord gave us a mind to use and an imagination to wonder, and I do not think it a sin, blasphemy, or heresy to ask questions about God and the Bible, since we know the Bible was written by man, inspired, just as Mr. Walshe obviously has been inspired.I'm still a "babe" in the matters of religion, but this book has really given me something to think about, along with my faith that Jesus Christ did die for me so that I may have enternal life. I have only read Book I, but am definitely looking forward to Books II and III. I pray to God that He opens my eyes to His truths, so that I may be the person he wants me to be.
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Summary: READ IT
Review: This book is worth reading. We have all been soul-seeking through many generations (an inspiration, to my mind, implanted by a higher authority), and this is a book you will feel drawn to believe. The author's experience of "ghost writing" is similar to my own, where another force (your attendant spirit, or your own, or God - possibly with no difference) gains a voice, though I must admit that I have never reached such intimacy or "chattiness" (perhaps because I am British?). I do believe that everything we do (at every moment) should be purposeful, a learning experience towards a greater goal (yes, that even means finding value in doing the washing up!), and this sense of "awareness" found echoes in my reading of the book. Against any critics, I say that that an inner voice will always adapt itself to your cultural, linguistic (and, in our circumstance, third-dimensional) limitations, and put itself in a personal voice. Since we feel this need to understand beyond our immediate world, we must practise the search with an open mind. A critic who seeks to discredit such writings by relying on our sadly limited "scientific" understanding of our world will show himself (or herself) as mentally closed, quite likely harnessing the weaknesses of the book to promote themselves, for personal glory and material gain. Making money, getting a reputation (whatever skill you have to provide), all this is fine, but beware of attaining these through any attempt to send up any honest search for truth. One problem I had with the book (but this extends out into a philosophical (and theological) problem in general, is this: God gave us Free Will, but, firstly, was it by our choosing (how can you choose if you don't have free will?) Secondly, once you have Free Will, do you have the "free will" to renounce it (i.e. to admit inadequacy and surrender all to God)? These things are not answered by the 1st book... any ideas (to my e-mail above)?
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Summary: whatever you are looking for it to be , it will be
Review: I very much delighted with myself for choosing this book to become a part of my life..at the time i was not conciously aware of this but am grateful nonetheless that my "knowing"self seeked to experience. This book has opened my eyes to a GREATER world...to a greater mind set, to greater sight in and out... There is nothing wrong with liking or disliking this book..i feel that however it affects you is just how it is or isint for you right now.. i do recommend, however, to go to a bookstore, pick it up, read thru the first 5 or so pages, and then make your own decision on how it "feels" for you..... besides, isint life all about self experience..rather then taking what someone else says as your own personal truth?
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Summary: The "Crucifiction" revisited!
Review: After reading some of the reviews of this book, I am saddened by the threat people experience. It amazes me how if another's views does not match the brainwashing information given by many religions, that person feels the need to "crucify" the information that for many is information that is literaly life-changing and life-fulfilling. Some of the comments listed here are ones I expected by people threatened by others having a view different than their own. I cannot even express the disappointment I am feeling towards the people who cannot even entertain that there is more than one way to live life. Shame on you! Does your religion teach you to condemn the views of others who are not the same as yours?...I thought so...what a hippocritical way to live your life. Too bad your comments come from a place of fear. Too bad you cannot even hear what your own hearts say to you. Too bad. (Look, now I am doing it, i.e., participating in a fruitless convincing of others to be open-minded and probably insulting others in the process--shame on me!)
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Summary: A very spiritually dangerious book
Review: The author of this book claims to be inspired by God. I have no doubt he was inspired, but not by God. Many of the "truths" revealed are in direct opposition to the eternal truth of the Bible. At this point you have to decide which is indeed inspired by God, this author or the authors of the Bible. The authors of the Bible are in harmony and their work has been preserved from ancient time. The danger of this book is that it does contain many spiritual truths that gives it believability but it also contains several errors in spiritual truth (as referenced to Bible) that can lead a follower into mysticism. My advice to the reader is to be will founded in the real truth of the real Word of God, and understand the dangers of mysticism before reading this book.
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Summary: One of the best books I've ever read.
Review: This is an inspiring book. I can "hear" God speak to me every time I read it. Makes me cry, makes me laugh. I recommend it to everyone searching for God's Truth.
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Summary: I can hear the voice of God much clearer now!
Review: I love the series of book and there are some undisputable truths. However I often wonder if I am on the right track? Prior to reading this book I read in Psalms "Ye are Gods" I ask God what that meant. I heard God say to me come out into the deep. Here I am! I always new something greater was going on now we have a glimpse. Great revelation
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Summary: A life-changing experience!
Review: Having read CWG book 1 three times and book 2 once, I spent the last nine months "walking the talk" by reading and putting into my experience the worksheets and assignments from the CWG guidebook. The effects this has had on my life have been very profound and life-changing. Reading material is one thing; believing is another; experiencing is what life is all about. I would recommend reading CWG book 1 through once before attempting the guidebook, only because there is such a wealth of information, one time through isn't enough. I cannot recommend the guidebook highly enough...to anyone ready and willing to begin experiencing the life we all truly desire. This isn't about religion, as such, at least not in a traditional or fundamentalist way. This is about the journey of life we all take, the tools that are there before us if we will only awaken our awareness long enough to see and use them. Do this guidebook and get ready for the life you always knew you desired to reveal itself. It may be a roller coaster ride for you, thrilling and exciting to say the least. In the end you will exclaim "Wow!"...let's do that again.
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Summary: "Seek and ye shall find...Ask and it shall be given...Wow!!"
Review: Imagine...a true and personal conversation with God sans the conventional mediums we've come to associate with communicating with God (organized religions, faiths, etc.) The contents were and are "life giving" and cosmically refreshing!! I've read the first two books and am now on page 160+ of the current and final volume (#III)...I've studied in formal theologian settings, taught and have ministered the Word of God...but never have I been so "inspired" about my relationship with God, than by the dialogue dipicted in these journals!! I am excited about life and ALL that it may yield...good and/or bad. When I lost my 9 year old son to brain cancer a year ago...I thought that ALL of my faith, religious studying, prayers and ecumenical affiliations would more than "secure" my son's recovery and healing from cancer...not so. Death had the final say and I was mentally and spiritually "mortified". Of course, MANY questions were poised toward the heavens for resolution to my disillusionment and loss. I QUIETLY PRAYED from WITHIN for ANSWERS to our son's struggle and ultimate "death". God DID respond to ALL MY SECRET inquiries in these journals. I thank God for His discourse with Neale, it was contemporary, it was relevant, it was personal, it was direct and relational...I couldn't ask for anything more. Thank you God for continuing to REVEAL YOURSELF TO MANKIND IN WHATEVER FASHION THAT EXPOSES YOUR WILL...WHICH IS TO LOVE US UNTO THE REALIZATION OF WHOSE AND WHO WE ARE. Jesus NEVER preached "institutional traditionalism" or "religion", he ONLY related to us ABOUT his relationship with God and how WE TOO CAN HAVE THE SAME. Jesus was the living MODEL & EXPRESSION of GOD'S Love...all we need do is follow the message of LOVE. Now the "sting" of death is truly hallow. Yes, I still miss my son, but now I can honor his passing as a triumph of the creative power of God, instead of a failing tragedy wrought on at the hands of a disease. I would highly recommend this material for ANYONE who is SERIOUS about "being" all that God has purposed for our lives...I'll read it 20 years from now and it's content & context will be quite RELEVANT! A definite MUST READ for ALL mankind...
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Summary: I laughed until I cried
Review: What can I say about a book that makes me laugh that laugh of recognition. I don't know if these conversations were with God or with his subconscious. What I do know is, these are the same things I've been writing in my journals and telling others for some time. Of course God does not judge. Of course God wants us to live our lives fully, rather than by some set of rules. Merely observe the people who live by their hearts, then contrast them with those who live by a churches rules. Those who follow their hearts are always the joyful ones. I do have to echo another reviewers comments when he asked, "Why would God use such a moron?" At times I have felt that the author is the most dense individual on the planet...until I remember the woman behind the counter who sold me the book. She told me how difficult she found the material. She hadn't been able to get past chapter two without her brain hurting. She reminds me to show compasion for those who have not travelled as far along the path yet.
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