Conversations with God

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Today I am writing about a book that I have been reading; Conversations with God by Neale Donald Walsch. I personally think everyone should read the book. I don't know if it is a true story or based on a true story, because anyone can claim anything, but for me it makes a lot of sense and has answered many of my questions about God, religions, spirituality, praying or the law of attraction. About life generally. I will also explain a bit later how I got to reading this book. 

So the author of the book, Neale Donald Walsch, explains he had questions to God, and started to write a letter to him. Then God answered.

The book was inspired by God, according to Walsch. Or dictated. We have to understand, there’s a difference between “inspired” and “dictated”.  Walsch had a real conversation with God on a paper. He exchanged letters with him. Is it true? I don’t know. But the content of the book makes perfect sense to me.

I would like to write about some key messages of the book for you to think about. If you'd like to read the Conversations with God - it's very thoughtful, I definitely suggest - you can find some links below. 

The book talks about the form of God: why he doesn’t show himself in a human form and "proves" himself to us in this way.

It explains why he doesn’t talk to us by words and how he communicates to us instead. It was one of the most useful answer to me, because I was crying so many times asking God to TALK to me and give answers that I need. 

He explains why there’s “evil”. 

It answers why we are here on Earth:

“There is only one purpose for all of life: and that is for you and all that lives to experience fullest glory.” We are here to remember and recreate who we are.

The book teaches about the correct praying or ‘law of attraction’. Jesus apparently taught it the same way, but it is often misunderstood. ‘Ask and it shall be given’, right? But how? We get the answer.

I've been creating the post which goes more into details. Stay tuned. ;) I'm trying to put together my messy thoughts, but when I get inspired it creates even more messy thoughts. :D 

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The Complete Conversations with God: An Uncommon Dialogue is available here:

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