GodTalk

Experiences of Humanity's Connections with a Higher Power

De: Neale Donald Walsch

Narrado por: William Sarris

Don't look now, but God is talking with you. In fact, God is never not talking with you! Neale Donald Walsch, New York Times bestselling author of Conversations with God, invites you to be present to life and the experience of your talks with God. He shares how God talks to you in a hundred ways across a thousand moments, using feelings, words, images, ideas, metaphors, and events that can change your life.

Experience Neale's classic wit as he shares his famous five-word statement from God—You've got me all wrong—for a twenty-first-century audience . . . with a modern-day twist.

Find out how God can suddenly reveal Itself in unexpected, unforgettable, mysterious, and miraculous ways, leaving behind a powerful message that touches you continuously for the rest of your days. Feel the wonder as Neale Donald Walsch, along with our sacred storytellers, share their talks with God.

Enjoy Neale's commentary and wisdom on each person's true experience! Then experience your own conversations as Neale shares the six-step process he uses in his talks with God. Discover profound, yet simple, insights into what you can do to deepen the dialogue once you become tuned into God talking to you!

©2023 Neale Donald Walsch (P)2023 Tantor

Interesting perspective on God

It is a great book to help one open their mind broader to the concept of God.

Intrigued as usual

The stories of others is demonstrated as voices to us. The practical manner in telling God's thoughts is engaging.

Godtalk

Clear presentation of the need regarding the topic of listening, experiencing and talking about Divine Intelligence as our Essence of Beingness, expressed as our individuated deeper Authentic Self, in relation to the concepts of God.

Disappointed

I've read almost all of Neal's books but this one is a bummer, and it's mainly the narrator that is difficult to listen to, not authentic at all. I prefer Neal's voice. The story also doesn't give me any new insights or information.

I don't want to finish it

After Conversation with God I was expecting something similar. Some stories are poorly written and it's hard to keep my attention in the book.