Vert interesting. I loved the way the conditions were broken down and explained in full.

For anyone on a spiritual path or just on a path to a better life the series of books by Neil Donald Walsh are for any seekers of truth . Very simple Basic truths that anyone at any level of spiritual or personal growth can comprehend.

I will read again! Along with others in the series. I'm still working on the last of the cwg trilogy. I just love them!

Repetition will help to understand

We can and we have to undo desunion concept about us

the steps to a a new reality

After reading and listening I felt a Mona Lisa smile (inner peace)

Everyone can change reading a book with this message.

This is another book that'll become part of my permanent library, because it has touched the core of me.

The book was full of good material but I could have seriously done without the background music. It was of bad quality and overpowered the speaker at times. Also, there are three people reading, sometimes all three at a time. I guess for effect but all it really does is take from the book. Good content, not a good audiobook. I looked at a few of Neal's other books that were on my wish list and they are the same way. I might buy the books and read them, but I will not be buying anymore in the audio format. Sorry Neal.

Why this book was listed under Christianity is beyond me!


This book robbed a perfectly good forest of a tree and the author is breathing a usefull persons air.

If you are foolish enough to believe that there is no wrong or right and that if it feels good it must be good, then this book is just what you need to remain completly lost and ignorant of the truth.
If you are looking for something to inspire or strengthen your walk with God, look somewhere else. (and by the way the site forced me to give it one star so that I could post this review.)

Neale Walsch has several titles on this same subject and while it claims to be 'Christian', it is closer to pluralism. The basic foundation of this work is 'I'm ok, you're ok' and all beliefs are valid reguardless of religion. Neale writes a lot of religion, but this has no relationship to Biblical Christianity.