The History of God: A Story of the Beginning of Everything

De: Guy Needler

Narrado por: Carol Morrison, Guy Needler

Through deep meditation and frequent contact with extraterrestrials and "source entities", Needler has produced a startling biography of God. This book is nothing less than a history of our universe that blends channeled wisdom, the new physics, past life regression, and the explication of ancient and esoteric texts.

Needler discovered a way to transport himself through meditation to the highest dimension where god and the co-creators exist. In that place and state, he discovered many things about reality which he shares in this book. The History of God explains where god came from, and the existence of other gods. The creation of the universes, the galaxies, the planets, and finally life on Earth including humans. We discover the purpose behind the creation of all of these things. Also included is information on extraterrestrials as a similar species and their involvement with the human race.

©2011 Guy Steven Needler (P)2019 Guy Steven Needler

Fascinating

Easy to see that this info may well be very true and applicable. Makes incredible sense.

Highly recommend this book

I didn't realize I needed the information in this book. It confirms so many concepts and clarifies many others. I'm grateful for the author for bringing this information through to us. This will now be at the top of my recommended books for those on their awakening journey.

FINALLY!!!

I have been searching for this information my whole 50 years of life thank you im humbly grateful.

Amazing!!thank you for your service

Thank you Guy Needler 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 what a blessing you are to mankind!! What a book. Blows my mind

Essential and Important Information

I find it hard to believe that this essential and important information is widely available (on audible) - it's a miracle. The History of God is not a hard book to understand. But at this time it is not for everyone. It should be for everyone, it should be read by everyone as it truly explains the structure, creation and functionality of our and all other universes, dimensions and realms of existence. But as detailed as it is, it is not even scratching the surface.

If the universe, it's creations and an in-depth explanation of the functionality of our and God's presence within it all, is what you are looking for, you are in luck as The History of God covers all this and tons more.

This is my Bible. Thank you Guy for your service!

I’ve listened to this audiobook three times in less than a year, because the information makes logical sense and resonates with me 100%. If you are searching for “The Truth”, then look no further. In a nutshell we incarnated on 3D earth to experience, learn, and evolve to help our Source Entity (God), and the Origin). Learn to have unconditional love and forgiveness, enjoy life, and help others if you are able.

Finally on Audible :)

I remember not being able to afford this book on kindle years ago. Wow how things change. You are here for a reason get the book.

Amazing!!!

This man is incredible. No matter where you are in your spiritual learning journey, this book will help and fascinate you. I only wish his other books were on audible !!! Definately get this book!

Incredibly thought provoking and fascinating!

The good:
I was really struck by how well the ideas in this book map across other's works which also incisesively describe the available data we observe, and which have also had a profound impact on my life, especially Tom Campbell's "My Big TOE (Theory Of Everything)" trilogy, but also Robert Schwarz' books and Michael Newton's books.
The bad:
The narrator is a real distraction and made it hard to really enjoy listening to the book. Her nasal, upper Midwest/Wisconsin accent with horrible, robotic pacing, odd pronunciation choices, and poor audio reverb effects (to try to make the channeled "dialog" more obvious) really make it hard to recommend the audible version. At times I felt like I was listening to "Fargo" or a comedy sketch. They really need to use (at least) two different narrators and not this one.
The upshot:
Despite the poor narration, still, the content is well worth suffering through the delivery. I think he has a number of other sequel books, but I don't find them in Audible. Pity.