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Conversations with God #3
Беседы с Богом. Необычный диалог. Книга 3
"В этой трилогии - в БЕСЕДАХ С БОГОМ - я говорил с вами о том, что есть... ...Хорошо возвращаться. Хорошо знакомиться еще раз. Это процесс вспоминания, о котором Я так часто говорил. Тебе нечему учиться. Тебе нужно только вспомнить... Так что возвращайся к этой книге не один раз, листай ее страницы снова и снова... Если у тебя возникнет вопрос, на который, как тебе кажется, здесь нет ответа, снова прочти эти страницы. Ты увидишь, что ответ есть. Но если ты действительно чувствуешь, что его тут нет, тогда ищи свои ответы. Веди свою беседу. Создай свою истину. И ты ощутишь, Кто Ты Есть в Действительности".
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First published October 29, 1996
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About the author
Neale Donald Walsch
279 books1,914 followersNeale Donald Walsch is a modern day spiritual messenger whose words continue to touch the world in profound ways. With an early interest in religion and a deeply felt connection to spirituality, Neale spent the majority of his life thriving professionally, yet searching for spiritual meaning before beginning his now famous conversation with God. His With God series of books has been translated into 34 languages, touching millions of lives and inspiring important changes in their day-to-day lives.
In addition to authoring the renowned With God series, Neale has published 16 other works, as well as a number of video and audio programs. Available throughout the world, each of the CwG dialogue books has made the New York Times Bestseller list, Conversations with God-Book 1 occupying that list for over two and half years.
The With God Series has redefined God and shifted spiritual paradigms around the globe. In order to deal with the enormous response to his writings, Neale created the Conversations with God Foundation, a non-profit educational organization dedicated to inspiring the world to help itself move from violence to peace, from confusion to clarity, and from anger to love.
Neale's work has taken him from the steps of Macchu Picchu in Peru to the steps of the Shinto shrines of Japan, from Red Square in Moscow to St. Peters Square in Vatican City to Tiananmen Square in China. And everywhere he has gone-from South Africa to Norway, Croatia to The Netherlands, the streets of Zurich to the streets of Seoul, Neale has found a hunger among the people to find a new way to live, at last, in peace and harmony, and he has sought to bring people a new understanding of life and of God which would allow them to experience that."
In addition to authoring the renowned With God series, Neale has published 16 other works, as well as a number of video and audio programs. Available throughout the world, each of the CwG dialogue books has made the New York Times Bestseller list, Conversations with God-Book 1 occupying that list for over two and half years.
The With God Series has redefined God and shifted spiritual paradigms around the globe. In order to deal with the enormous response to his writings, Neale created the Conversations with God Foundation, a non-profit educational organization dedicated to inspiring the world to help itself move from violence to peace, from confusion to clarity, and from anger to love.
Neale's work has taken him from the steps of Macchu Picchu in Peru to the steps of the Shinto shrines of Japan, from Red Square in Moscow to St. Peters Square in Vatican City to Tiananmen Square in China. And everywhere he has gone-from South Africa to Norway, Croatia to The Netherlands, the streets of Zurich to the streets of Seoul, Neale has found a hunger among the people to find a new way to live, at last, in peace and harmony, and he has sought to bring people a new understanding of life and of God which would allow them to experience that."
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January 21, 2024
This is the third and final book in this series. It discusses a very interesting Divine Dichotomy concept that you might have also read in Eckhart Tolle’s books.
You have to take the ideas given in this book with a grain of salt. There are some ideas presented in it, which can change your life while others will discombobulate you to the core. Overall it will be a good pick if you are an open-minded individual and likes to read spiritual books.
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"It's important to learn about Divine Dichotomy and understand it thoroughly if you are to live in our universe with grace. Divine Dichotomy holds that it is possible for two apparently contradictory truths to exist simultaneously in the same space.
Now on your planet people find this difficult to accept. They like to have order, and anything that does not fit into their picture is automatically rejected. For this reason, when two realities begin to assert themselves and they seem to contradict one another, the immediate assumption is that one of them must be wrong, false, untrue. It takes a great deal of maturity to see, and accept, that, in fact, they might both be true.
Yet in the realm of the absolute—as opposed to the realm of the relative, in which you live—it is very clear that the one truth which is All There Is sometimes produces an effect which, viewed in relative terms, looks like a contradiction. This is called Divine Dichotomy”
You have to take the ideas given in this book with a grain of salt. There are some ideas presented in it, which can change your life while others will discombobulate you to the core. Overall it will be a good pick if you are an open-minded individual and likes to read spiritual books.
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May 18, 2019
Gracias, gracias, gracias.
February 18, 2018
I found Book 3 of this series to be even better than book 1 (I haven’t read Book 2 yet).
Neale began to take dictation of this book in 1994 but first finished in 1998. It was well worth waiting for.
I will mention merely a comparative few of the valuable statements God provides us with.
Fear and Guilt are your only enemies. Love and awareness are your true friends.
Br cautious, be conscious, but do not be fearful.
In the following wherever I write “He” referring to God, please read “He/She”; it’s laborious for me to keep writing “He/She”.
There is no devil. (God talked about this in Book 1.)
“The biggest mistake people make in human relationships is to be concerned for what the other is wanting, being, doing, or having. Be concerned only for the Self.”
“The highest choice for the Self becomes the highest choice for another when the Self realizes that there is no-one else.”
God always gives us what is best for us. He is the Light and “the darkness that creates the Light, and makes it possible”. He is “the Goodness Without End, and the ‘Badness’ which makes the ‘Goodness’ good.” He cannot experience any part of His Self without experiencing all of his Self.
God is imagined to be all good, so we deny half of Him. Bad is necessary so that one can choose the Good.
God is the “Magnificent Everything”, who is seeking to know Himself experientially, and He does this through us and through everything else that exists. He cannot choose to be magnificent unless there is something to choose from. Thus “Some part of Me must be less than magnificent for Me to choose the part of Me which is magnificent”.
He has carefully created which He Is Not in order to experience What He Is, yet He is everything He creates, therefore He Is in a sense What He Is Not.
People believe that they need to have a thing, then do a thing and they will be a thing, e.g. happy.
But in actual fact we need to begin by being happy, or whatever, and then we will find that what we are doing leads to having what we want.
“Act as if you are (something), and you will draw it to you.”
Parents are the wrong people to raise children, as they lack experience, “Child raising was meant to be an activity of the elders, whose minds are well-developed and strong.”
In most advanced races and societies elders raise, nurture and train the offspring, and pass on to them the wisdom, teachings and traditions of their kind.
We have become a “youth-worshipping, elder-dismissing” society. People are required to retire from their jobs just when they could really do the company some good.
“Separation from God and from each other is the cause of all your dysfunctions and suffering.”
“Act as if you were separate from nothing, and no-one, and you will heal your world tomorrow.”
The purpose of our soul is to be and express Who We Really Are. Our soul is the tool through which God expresses and experiences Himself.
There have been none higher than Jesus Christ but others have been equally as high.
“God is in every flower, every rainbow, every star in the heavens, and everything in and on every planet rotating around every star.”
His Beingness is in everything. There is nothing that He is Not, and something He is Not cannot be.
Again, He explains, “My purpose in creating you – was so that I might have an experience of Myself as the Creator of my Own Experience.”
God reminds us that time does not exist, as He apparently also explained in Book 2. Everything is happening at once.
“If Satan exists, he exists as every thought you ever had of separation from Me. You cannot be separate from Me, for I Am All That Is.”
God and we are One.
After “death” the soul learns it can go anywhere with the speed of thought. It can be in several places at once.
We should only think of good and righteous things, and not on negativity and darkness.
Whatever we think of is what we create and experience, though there is a time lapse between thought and creation.
There is no time but now and no place but here.
God repeats things over and over so that we better can take them in.
Everything that occurs is the outward physical manifestation of our innermost “thoughts, choices, ideas and determinations.”
He tells us that after death we will “instantly and automatically be surrounded by beings of high consciousness – and by high consciousness itself”.
Though Hell does not exist, people can experience it.
After death you will experience exactly what you expect and choose to experience. (That’s good, because I choose to go into the Light.)
We are told that we may return to the One and experience the loss of our individual Self whenever it pleases us.
There is no separation between us and anything we desire, God never says No. (This is what Esther Hicks’ Abraham tells us, too.) But He cannot give us what we do not believe we may have because the Law says so.
If we “submit to the creations of the collective consciousness” we will quickly move into “--- total peace, total joy, total awareness, and total love” which is the consciousness of the Collective, Then we will become one with the Oneness.
We are all One. That is what was meant by “Whatsoever ye do unto the least of these --- ye do unto me.”
There is no such thing as right or wrong. A person who ends his own life is not punished by God – “I do not punish. I love.”
When we accept something we are placed in control of it. You cannot control what you deny, for you have said it is not there.
The soul is everywhere. It is larger than the body and carries the body within it.
The soul holds us together, just as the soul of God contains the Universe, and holds it together.
There is no such thing as good or evil – all there is is love.
There is only one Being and hence, only One Soul. And there are many souls in the One Being.
God says, “You deny your own greatness as you deny the existence of Me in you.”
Loving everyone full out is the most joyful thing you can do.
God is not for or against anything.
“You are Love, I am Love, and there is nothing which is not Love.”
God says: “I am you, and you are Me, and we shall never be separated, ever, because that is not possible.”
Nothing happens against the will of God. It is not possible for one soul to affect another against its will. There are no victims and no villains.
You have an internal voice telling you always of your highest choice. This is God’s voice.
God informs us in detail about highly evolved beings (HEBs) living on other planets.
God gives Neale/us a tool by which to change his/our consciousness – Act as if we were all one. We should see everyone as ourselves, just having a difficult time. Then start acting as though there were enough.
God is a work in progress, as are we.
We can see every problem as a blessing, and every perpetrator as an angel.
There are three basic wisdoms:
1) We are all One.
2) There’s enough.
3) There’s Nothing we have to do.
For those, if any, that have bothered to read this lengthy review, or part of it, I hope that I have contributed to increasing your understanding about God et alia, and have inspired you to read this valuable volume.
Reading the book will help you to become better persons and to create a better world.
Neale began to take dictation of this book in 1994 but first finished in 1998. It was well worth waiting for.
I will mention merely a comparative few of the valuable statements God provides us with.
Fear and Guilt are your only enemies. Love and awareness are your true friends.
Br cautious, be conscious, but do not be fearful.
In the following wherever I write “He” referring to God, please read “He/She”; it’s laborious for me to keep writing “He/She”.
There is no devil. (God talked about this in Book 1.)
“The biggest mistake people make in human relationships is to be concerned for what the other is wanting, being, doing, or having. Be concerned only for the Self.”
“The highest choice for the Self becomes the highest choice for another when the Self realizes that there is no-one else.”
God always gives us what is best for us. He is the Light and “the darkness that creates the Light, and makes it possible”. He is “the Goodness Without End, and the ‘Badness’ which makes the ‘Goodness’ good.” He cannot experience any part of His Self without experiencing all of his Self.
God is imagined to be all good, so we deny half of Him. Bad is necessary so that one can choose the Good.
God is the “Magnificent Everything”, who is seeking to know Himself experientially, and He does this through us and through everything else that exists. He cannot choose to be magnificent unless there is something to choose from. Thus “Some part of Me must be less than magnificent for Me to choose the part of Me which is magnificent”.
He has carefully created which He Is Not in order to experience What He Is, yet He is everything He creates, therefore He Is in a sense What He Is Not.
People believe that they need to have a thing, then do a thing and they will be a thing, e.g. happy.
But in actual fact we need to begin by being happy, or whatever, and then we will find that what we are doing leads to having what we want.
“Act as if you are (something), and you will draw it to you.”
Parents are the wrong people to raise children, as they lack experience, “Child raising was meant to be an activity of the elders, whose minds are well-developed and strong.”
In most advanced races and societies elders raise, nurture and train the offspring, and pass on to them the wisdom, teachings and traditions of their kind.
We have become a “youth-worshipping, elder-dismissing” society. People are required to retire from their jobs just when they could really do the company some good.
“Separation from God and from each other is the cause of all your dysfunctions and suffering.”
“Act as if you were separate from nothing, and no-one, and you will heal your world tomorrow.”
The purpose of our soul is to be and express Who We Really Are. Our soul is the tool through which God expresses and experiences Himself.
There have been none higher than Jesus Christ but others have been equally as high.
“God is in every flower, every rainbow, every star in the heavens, and everything in and on every planet rotating around every star.”
His Beingness is in everything. There is nothing that He is Not, and something He is Not cannot be.
Again, He explains, “My purpose in creating you – was so that I might have an experience of Myself as the Creator of my Own Experience.”
God reminds us that time does not exist, as He apparently also explained in Book 2. Everything is happening at once.
“If Satan exists, he exists as every thought you ever had of separation from Me. You cannot be separate from Me, for I Am All That Is.”
God and we are One.
After “death” the soul learns it can go anywhere with the speed of thought. It can be in several places at once.
We should only think of good and righteous things, and not on negativity and darkness.
Whatever we think of is what we create and experience, though there is a time lapse between thought and creation.
There is no time but now and no place but here.
God repeats things over and over so that we better can take them in.
Everything that occurs is the outward physical manifestation of our innermost “thoughts, choices, ideas and determinations.”
He tells us that after death we will “instantly and automatically be surrounded by beings of high consciousness – and by high consciousness itself”.
Though Hell does not exist, people can experience it.
After death you will experience exactly what you expect and choose to experience. (That’s good, because I choose to go into the Light.)
We are told that we may return to the One and experience the loss of our individual Self whenever it pleases us.
There is no separation between us and anything we desire, God never says No. (This is what Esther Hicks’ Abraham tells us, too.) But He cannot give us what we do not believe we may have because the Law says so.
If we “submit to the creations of the collective consciousness” we will quickly move into “--- total peace, total joy, total awareness, and total love” which is the consciousness of the Collective, Then we will become one with the Oneness.
We are all One. That is what was meant by “Whatsoever ye do unto the least of these --- ye do unto me.”
There is no such thing as right or wrong. A person who ends his own life is not punished by God – “I do not punish. I love.”
When we accept something we are placed in control of it. You cannot control what you deny, for you have said it is not there.
The soul is everywhere. It is larger than the body and carries the body within it.
The soul holds us together, just as the soul of God contains the Universe, and holds it together.
There is no such thing as good or evil – all there is is love.
There is only one Being and hence, only One Soul. And there are many souls in the One Being.
God says, “You deny your own greatness as you deny the existence of Me in you.”
Loving everyone full out is the most joyful thing you can do.
God is not for or against anything.
“You are Love, I am Love, and there is nothing which is not Love.”
God says: “I am you, and you are Me, and we shall never be separated, ever, because that is not possible.”
Nothing happens against the will of God. It is not possible for one soul to affect another against its will. There are no victims and no villains.
You have an internal voice telling you always of your highest choice. This is God’s voice.
God informs us in detail about highly evolved beings (HEBs) living on other planets.
God gives Neale/us a tool by which to change his/our consciousness – Act as if we were all one. We should see everyone as ourselves, just having a difficult time. Then start acting as though there were enough.
God is a work in progress, as are we.
We can see every problem as a blessing, and every perpetrator as an angel.
There are three basic wisdoms:
1) We are all One.
2) There’s enough.
3) There’s Nothing we have to do.
For those, if any, that have bothered to read this lengthy review, or part of it, I hope that I have contributed to increasing your understanding about God et alia, and have inspired you to read this valuable volume.
Reading the book will help you to become better persons and to create a better world.
October 18, 2007
It was wonderful to read a book that illustrated almost every belief that I have about the universe so completely. This book describes the meaning of life. Read it now or find out eventually in another life.
October 26, 2017
I do not recommend this book. This book will find you when you’re ready.
May 6, 2009
Mesmerising!
Even before I had finished the previous two books in this series, I had already read the part in this book about highly evolved beings (HEBs) and life on other planets, because it answered a question I had repeatedly asked myself ever since I was a child i.e. was there life on other planets? I had always thought that there must be - the universe is just too huge for us to be the only ones 'out here' - and when this book confirmed that, how could I not read on? Many of these other inhabited planets have highly evolved civilisations and I found the descriptions of these societies absolutely mesmerising! HEBs communicate absolutely truthfully and telepathically (in fact, you can tell how evolved a society is by its dependance or otherwise on words for communication); there is no concept of ownership or loss; they share everything they have; and their children set their own curriculum at school. A key part of these societies is observing fully and acknowledging the truth of their observations, something we don't do. We see what is happening, but then we choose to ignore or deny it, because profits would suffer etc. Although I was fascinated by what I was reading, I was also somewhat discouraged to see just how far we are from realising this kind of society on Earth (compared to the HEBs, I felt like we were ants crawling around on the ground, whilst they soared like eagles above us). But by the end, the overriding emotion was one of inspiration, because I had been shown the possibility of a different, far more fulfilling existence, where everyone's experience of life can be a fair and joyful one.
The book also discusses/revisits topics such as death, psychic power, reincarnation, the nature and location of the soul, marriage, and the lack of chance or accident in everyday life (i.e. nothing happens by chance, it is all intentional, even if we can't see what the intention is).
You can read this book in isolation, but I would recommend you read Book 1 and Book 2 first, because you will get more out of it if you do. All three books are remarkable and I applaud Neale for bravely challenging accepted theological doctrine and, thereby, releasing people from the fear of 'sin' and from being judged by a vengeful God. It's an uplifting and liberating message!
Even before I had finished the previous two books in this series, I had already read the part in this book about highly evolved beings (HEBs) and life on other planets, because it answered a question I had repeatedly asked myself ever since I was a child i.e. was there life on other planets? I had always thought that there must be - the universe is just too huge for us to be the only ones 'out here' - and when this book confirmed that, how could I not read on? Many of these other inhabited planets have highly evolved civilisations and I found the descriptions of these societies absolutely mesmerising! HEBs communicate absolutely truthfully and telepathically (in fact, you can tell how evolved a society is by its dependance or otherwise on words for communication); there is no concept of ownership or loss; they share everything they have; and their children set their own curriculum at school. A key part of these societies is observing fully and acknowledging the truth of their observations, something we don't do. We see what is happening, but then we choose to ignore or deny it, because profits would suffer etc. Although I was fascinated by what I was reading, I was also somewhat discouraged to see just how far we are from realising this kind of society on Earth (compared to the HEBs, I felt like we were ants crawling around on the ground, whilst they soared like eagles above us). But by the end, the overriding emotion was one of inspiration, because I had been shown the possibility of a different, far more fulfilling existence, where everyone's experience of life can be a fair and joyful one.
The book also discusses/revisits topics such as death, psychic power, reincarnation, the nature and location of the soul, marriage, and the lack of chance or accident in everyday life (i.e. nothing happens by chance, it is all intentional, even if we can't see what the intention is).
You can read this book in isolation, but I would recommend you read Book 1 and Book 2 first, because you will get more out of it if you do. All three books are remarkable and I applaud Neale for bravely challenging accepted theological doctrine and, thereby, releasing people from the fear of 'sin' and from being judged by a vengeful God. It's an uplifting and liberating message!
February 20, 2011
I read all three books of this series somewhere around 2001... and it said so many things that I had felt, but could never find any literature that had the same thoughts and feelings. It also expanded my thinking... and really, really made me OK with everything!
This series of books came out around the time that a lot of the "new thought" books and leaders starting showing themselves, at the turn of the century.
A must read and addition to anyone's spiritual library!
This series of books came out around the time that a lot of the "new thought" books and leaders starting showing themselves, at the turn of the century.
A must read and addition to anyone's spiritual library!
December 21, 2017
I ovo bi bio završetak razgovora s Bogom.. Ponoviti neke stvari, produbiti neke ideje iz prve dvije knjige.. Te malo dublje ući u neke novije teme. Za ponavljanja sam uvijek (ponavljanje je majka znanja) i stvarno su dobro došla, jer čovjek zaboravi neke sitnice.. No, ovaj put dublje o temi koja vidim meni još uvijek nije na istoj valnoj, jer bih rekla da mi je prekompleksno. Čitkala sam u pauzama između drugih naslova, prije spavanja, laganini.. Tako mi je odgovaralo!
Sigurna sam da će ova trilogija nakon nekog vremena biti ponovno pročitana. Od mene preporuke, no imajte na umu da je ovo doslovno razgovor s Bogom! ;-)
Sigurna sam da će ova trilogija nakon nekog vremena biti ponovno pročitana. Od mene preporuke, no imajte na umu da je ovo doslovno razgovor s Bogom! ;-)
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June 5, 2013These books (Conversations With God 1, 2, 3) are the books that got me into spirituality, and that was the doorway to becoming me! I was fascinated by this series and felt a connection I had never felt to anything or anyone before. As a teenager who was at the time, looking for something to connect to this series of books really helped me!
February 24, 2018
Wow...Chapters 3 and 12 blew me away....I have read the whole trilogy ....The first book was nice....I didn't care fore the second book (it just reviewed the first book)....But this book...Book III....was beyond what I expected.....Sure there was some repetition, but it got the point(s) across.....I read these books from my local library, now I have to buy them for myself....Definite re-reads
May 5, 2026
⠀*⠀⠀SP. &. EN. review . scroll down for the english version.
⠀◟⠀5 estrellas 🪽 .⠀⠀╱⠀⠀review positiva y sin spoilers !⠀más comprensión, menos crítica .⠀
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⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Formato:⠀Audio libro y libro en físico para la última parte porque se cortaba en Spotify.
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Libros de la saga:⠀
⠀⠀ ↳⠀1.⠀Un diálogo singular ★★★★★⠀◟ review .
⠀⠀ ↳⠀2.⠀El diálogo continúa (Conversaciones con Dios 2) ★★★★★⠀◟ review .
⠀⠀ ↳⠀3.⠀Un diálogo excepcional (Conversaciones con Dios 3) ★★★★★⠀◟ es esta review .
⠀⠀ ↳⠀4.⠀Despertar a la humanidad (Conversaciones con Dios 4) tbr⠀◟ .
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Main tropes:
⠀—⠀espiritualidad sin religión
⠀—⠀cuestionamiento de dogmas
⠀—⠀utopía espiritual / sociedad ideal
⠀—⠀evolución del alma colectiva
⠀—⠀escrito en forma de diálogo
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Resumencito:⠀El cierre de la trilogía (en principio cierre, porque hay un cuarto libro) en la que Neale se sienta con papel y boli a hablar con Dios. Esta vez hablan sobre los temas más grandes que enfrenta la humanidad: civilizaciones avanzadas del cosmos, el futuro de la especie, por qué seguimos haciendo las cosas tan mal como sociedad, y básicamente cómo podríamos rehacer el mundo entero si dejáramos de actuar como si no supiéramos nada.
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Pensamientos:⠀Tengo poco que decir. Siempre tengo poco que decir de esta clase de libros. Siempre me gustan, me hacen sentir bien. Está bien escrito, es fácil de leer, y se lo recomendaría a todo aquel que le interese la espiritualidad y quiera tener otra visión de Dios alternativa a la que las distintas religiones nos han tratado de vender.
Y cierro la review con este párrafo que me gustó mucho:
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⠀⠀◟ ⠀RTC:⠀Me mi empecé en audio libro y me lo acabé en físico. Ha sido muy bonito. Haré la review en otro momento, aunque será breve.
⠀⠀◟ ⠀Pre-lectura:⠀Me lo empecé un bonito día poniendo el lavavajillas.
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⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀eng. version.
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⠀◟⠀5 stars 🪽 .⠀⠀╱⠀⠀positive review and spoiler-free !⠀more understanding, less criticism .⠀
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Format:⠀Audiobook and physical book for the last part because it was unfinished in Spotify.
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Books in the series:⠀
⠀⠀ ↳⠀1.⠀Un diálogo singular ★★★★★⠀◟ review .
⠀⠀ ↳⠀2.⠀El diálogo continúa (Conversaciones con Dios 2) ★★★★★⠀◟ review .
⠀⠀ ↳⠀3.⠀Un diálogo excepcional (Conversaciones con Dios 3) ★★★★★⠀◟ it's this review .
⠀⠀ ↳⠀4.⠀Despertar a la humanidad (Conversaciones con Dios 4) tbr⠀◟ .
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Main tropes:
⠀—⠀spirituality without religion
⠀—⠀questioning dogmas
⠀—⠀spiritual utopia / ideal society
⠀—⠀evolution of the collective soul
⠀—⠀written as a dialogue
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Short summary:⠀The closing of the trilogy (in principle a closing, because there is a fourth book) in which Neale sits down with paper and pen to talk with God. This time they discuss the biggest issues facing humanity: advanced civilizations in the cosmos, the future of the species, why we keep getting things so wrong as a society, and basically how we could rebuild the entire world if we stopped acting like we don't know any better.
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Thoughts:⠀I don't have much to say. I never have much to say about this kind of book. I always like them, they make me feel good. It's well written, easy to read, and I'd recommend it to anyone interested in spirituality who wants a different vision of God — one that's an alternative to what the various religions have been trying to sell us.
And I'll close the review with this paragraph that I loved:
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⠀⠀◟ ⠀RTC:⠀I started it as an audiobook and finished it in physical. It's been very beautiful. I'll write the review another time, though it'll be brief.
⠀⠀◟ ⠀Pre-read:⠀I started it one lovely day while loading the dishwasher.
⠀◟⠀5 estrellas 🪽 .⠀⠀╱⠀⠀review positiva y sin spoilers !⠀más comprensión, menos crítica .⠀
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⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Formato:⠀Audio libro y libro en físico para la última parte porque se cortaba en Spotify.
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Libros de la saga:⠀
⠀⠀ ↳⠀1.⠀Un diálogo singular ★★★★★⠀◟ review .
⠀⠀ ↳⠀2.⠀El diálogo continúa (Conversaciones con Dios 2) ★★★★★⠀◟ review .
⠀⠀ ↳⠀3.⠀Un diálogo excepcional (Conversaciones con Dios 3) ★★★★★⠀◟ es esta review .
⠀⠀ ↳⠀4.⠀Despertar a la humanidad (Conversaciones con Dios 4) tbr⠀◟ .
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Main tropes:
⠀—⠀espiritualidad sin religión
⠀—⠀cuestionamiento de dogmas
⠀—⠀utopía espiritual / sociedad ideal
⠀—⠀evolución del alma colectiva
⠀—⠀escrito en forma de diálogo
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Resumencito:⠀El cierre de la trilogía (en principio cierre, porque hay un cuarto libro) en la que Neale se sienta con papel y boli a hablar con Dios. Esta vez hablan sobre los temas más grandes que enfrenta la humanidad: civilizaciones avanzadas del cosmos, el futuro de la especie, por qué seguimos haciendo las cosas tan mal como sociedad, y básicamente cómo podríamos rehacer el mundo entero si dejáramos de actuar como si no supiéramos nada.
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Pensamientos:⠀Tengo poco que decir. Siempre tengo poco que decir de esta clase de libros. Siempre me gustan, me hacen sentir bien. Está bien escrito, es fácil de leer, y se lo recomendaría a todo aquel que le interese la espiritualidad y quiera tener otra visión de Dios alternativa a la que las distintas religiones nos han tratado de vender.
Y cierro la review con este párrafo que me gustó mucho:
⠀❛⠀Bien. Ahora debes saber que hay tres sabidurías básicas que se encuentran en todo el diálogo. Éstas son:
1. Todos Somos Uno.
2. Hay suficiente.
3. No hay Nada Que Tengamos Que Hacer.
Si decidieran que "todos somos uno", dejarían de tratarse mutuamente de la manera como se tratan.
Si decidieran que "no hay nada que tengamos que hacer", dejarían de tratar de usar "el hacer" para solucionar sus problemas, sino más bien para moverse y venir de un estado de ser que haría desaparecer su experiencia de esos "problemas" y las condiciones se evaporarían.
Esta es quizá la verdad más importante de todas para que la comprendas en esta etapa de tu evolución y es un buen lugar para terminar este diálogo.
Siempre recuerda esto y conviértelo en tu mantra:
No hay nada que tengo que tener, no hay nada que tengo que hacer y no hay nada que tengo que ser, excepto exactamente lo que estoy siendo en este momento.
Esto no significa que "tener" y "hacer" serán eliminados de tu vida. Significa que lo que experimentas tener o hacer surgirá de tu ser, no te conducirá a éste.
Cuando vengas de la "felicidad", harás ciertas cosas porque eres feliz. Lo opuesto al antiguo paradigma en el que hacías las cosas que esperabas te harían feliz.
Cuando vengas de la "sabiduría", harás ciertas cosas porque eres sabio, no porque estás tratando de obtener sabiduría.
Cuando vengas del "amor", harás ciertas cosas porqeu estas enamorado, no porque desees tener amor.
Todo cambia, todo gira, cuando vienes de "ser", en lugar de buscar "ser". No puedes "hacer" las cosas para "ser". Si tratas de "ser" feliz, de ser sabio, de estar enamorado o de ser Dios, no puedes "llegar allí" haciendo. Sin embargo, es verdad que estarás haciendo cosas maravillosas una vez que "llegues allí".
Esta es la Dicotomía Divina. La forma para "llegar allí" es "estar allí". ¡Solo está donde elijas llegar! Es así de simple. No tienes que hacer nada. ¿Deseas ser feliz? Sé feliz. ¿Deseas ser sabio? Se sabio. ¿Deseas estar enamorado? Está enamorado.
Eso es Quien Eres en cualquier evento.
Tú eres Mi Amado Hermano.⠀❜
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⠀⠀◟ ⠀RTC:⠀Me mi empecé en audio libro y me lo acabé en físico. Ha sido muy bonito. Haré la review en otro momento, aunque será breve.
⠀⠀◟ ⠀Pre-lectura:⠀Me lo empecé un bonito día poniendo el lavavajillas.
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⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀eng. version.
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⠀◟⠀5 stars 🪽 .⠀⠀╱⠀⠀positive review and spoiler-free !⠀more understanding, less criticism .⠀
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Format:⠀Audiobook and physical book for the last part because it was unfinished in Spotify.
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Books in the series:⠀
⠀⠀ ↳⠀1.⠀Un diálogo singular ★★★★★⠀◟ review .
⠀⠀ ↳⠀2.⠀El diálogo continúa (Conversaciones con Dios 2) ★★★★★⠀◟ review .
⠀⠀ ↳⠀3.⠀Un diálogo excepcional (Conversaciones con Dios 3) ★★★★★⠀◟ it's this review .
⠀⠀ ↳⠀4.⠀Despertar a la humanidad (Conversaciones con Dios 4) tbr⠀◟ .
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Main tropes:
⠀—⠀spirituality without religion
⠀—⠀questioning dogmas
⠀—⠀spiritual utopia / ideal society
⠀—⠀evolution of the collective soul
⠀—⠀written as a dialogue
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Short summary:⠀The closing of the trilogy (in principle a closing, because there is a fourth book) in which Neale sits down with paper and pen to talk with God. This time they discuss the biggest issues facing humanity: advanced civilizations in the cosmos, the future of the species, why we keep getting things so wrong as a society, and basically how we could rebuild the entire world if we stopped acting like we don't know any better.
⠀⠀♡⠀⠀؛⠀⠀ Thoughts:⠀I don't have much to say. I never have much to say about this kind of book. I always like them, they make me feel good. It's well written, easy to read, and I'd recommend it to anyone interested in spirituality who wants a different vision of God — one that's an alternative to what the various religions have been trying to sell us.
And I'll close the review with this paragraph that I loved:
⠀❛⠀Now you should know that there are three basic wisdoms found throughout this entire dialogue. These are:
1. We Are All One.
2. There Is Enough.
3. There Is Nothing We Have To Do.
If you decided that "we are all one," you would stop treating each other the way you do.
If you decided that "there is nothing we have to do," you would stop trying to use "doing" to solve your problems, but rather move and come from a state of being that would dissolve your experience of those "problems" — and the conditions would evaporate.
This is perhaps the most important truth of all for you to understand at this stage of your evolution, and it's a good place to end this dialogue.
Always remember this and make it your mantra:
There is nothing I have to have, there is nothing I have to do, and there is nothing I have to be, except exactly what I'm being right now.
This does not mean that "having" and "doing" will be eliminated from your life. It means that what you experience having or doing will arise from your being, rather than lead you to it.
When you come from "happiness," you will do certain things because you are happy. The opposite of the old paradigm in which you did things hoping they would make you happy.
When you come from "wisdom," you will do certain things because you are wise, not because you are trying to obtain wisdom.
When you come from "love," you will do certain things because you are in love, not because you wish to have love.
Everything changes, everything shifts, when you come from "being," rather than seeking "being." You cannot "do" your way to "being." If you try to "be" happy, to be wise, to be in love, or to be God, you cannot "get there" by doing. Yet it is true that you will be doing wonderful things once you "get there."
This is the Divine Dichotomy. The way to "get there" is to "be there." Simply be where you choose to arrive! It's that simple. You don't have to do anything. Do you want to be happy? Be happy. Do you want to be wise? Be wise. Do you want to be in love? Be in love.
That is Who You Are in any event.
You are My Beloved.⠀❜
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⠀⠀◟ ⠀RTC:⠀I started it as an audiobook and finished it in physical. It's been very beautiful. I'll write the review another time, though it'll be brief.
⠀⠀◟ ⠀Pre-read:⠀I started it one lovely day while loading the dishwasher.
October 15, 2007
so far pretty amazing. i like this god.
September 26, 2010
The god of this book is full of contradictions. For example, "god" first says "{there is no such thing as wrong" and later says it is "wrong" for parents to raise their children.
July 18, 2011
I gave this book five stars because it was truly was amazingin that it made me evaluate my life in a way I never have before but really needed to. Raised in a religious home, I believe my faith has always been strong. However, some events in the last few years have shaken it a little, and I was having a hard time with the concept of God that I grew up with and was familiar with. There isn't a doubt in my mind that I was led to find this series of books, and it couldn't have happened at a more perfect time. I was at what I believe to be the most receptive at that time. You need to read this book with an open mind.
Something happens to you and you get really mad and you lash out at God in some way. Who, at some point in their lives, hasn't had this happen? The author of the book was in a really bad place in his life and he was angry with God, so he let God know. He wasn't expecting what happened after that. God responded. Clearly and audibly. So the author wrote down what he heard, asked more questions, and kept writing. Those pages became this three part series.
Don't wonder if you should or shouldn't read this book. You WILL read it when you are supposed to. And that may not be in this lifetime.
This book is the third part in a three-part series. The first book focuses on some major issues humanity is facing today in their personal lives, spirituality, and how they function in today's world. The second book goes into a bit more detail, and this third book goes into more detail about more specific things like (don't laugh) life on other planets, more highly evolved beings (HEB's), and how we are treating our bodies and our environment. Everyone can learn something by reading this book (or the other 2). You really should start by reading the first in the series.
The main message from "God" in the book is to remember Who You Are and Who You Choose To Be. If you make all your life decisions based on that idea you will lead a more fulfilled life. You will let go of all fear (False Evidence Appearing Real) and doubt because you will realize that they are the opposite of what God is. You will start to really LIVE andyou will enjoy it, all of it. The things you used to determine as "problems" will be seen as blessings. We are not human beings having a spiritual experience, rather we are spiritual beings having a human experience. God is with us all the time because he can't NOT be. He is everywhere, ALL the time. When we understand that, we can really let go and let God.
There are many powerful messages to be received in this book, no matter your background, religious or not. It's powerful and life-transforming. I'd say that based on recent global events our species could use some inspiring, powerful words to change what we're doing because IT'S NOT WORKING! And if it ain't working, we need to FIX IT. It starts here, with this book series.
http://bookdivareader.blogspot.com/
Something happens to you and you get really mad and you lash out at God in some way. Who, at some point in their lives, hasn't had this happen? The author of the book was in a really bad place in his life and he was angry with God, so he let God know. He wasn't expecting what happened after that. God responded. Clearly and audibly. So the author wrote down what he heard, asked more questions, and kept writing. Those pages became this three part series.
Don't wonder if you should or shouldn't read this book. You WILL read it when you are supposed to. And that may not be in this lifetime.
This book is the third part in a three-part series. The first book focuses on some major issues humanity is facing today in their personal lives, spirituality, and how they function in today's world. The second book goes into a bit more detail, and this third book goes into more detail about more specific things like (don't laugh) life on other planets, more highly evolved beings (HEB's), and how we are treating our bodies and our environment. Everyone can learn something by reading this book (or the other 2). You really should start by reading the first in the series.
The main message from "God" in the book is to remember Who You Are and Who You Choose To Be. If you make all your life decisions based on that idea you will lead a more fulfilled life. You will let go of all fear (False Evidence Appearing Real) and doubt because you will realize that they are the opposite of what God is. You will start to really LIVE andyou will enjoy it, all of it. The things you used to determine as "problems" will be seen as blessings. We are not human beings having a spiritual experience, rather we are spiritual beings having a human experience. God is with us all the time because he can't NOT be. He is everywhere, ALL the time. When we understand that, we can really let go and let God.
There are many powerful messages to be received in this book, no matter your background, religious or not. It's powerful and life-transforming. I'd say that based on recent global events our species could use some inspiring, powerful words to change what we're doing because IT'S NOT WORKING! And if it ain't working, we need to FIX IT. It starts here, with this book series.
http://bookdivareader.blogspot.com/
January 28, 2009
I read all the Conversations With God books a few years ago, and loved them. Anything that makes you question the things you believe and why, and that resonates with you is a real treasure.
October 14, 2009
The books seem to get worse as they go along. The first one had some merit, the second one didnt appeal to me at all and this one is even worse. However I realise many people enjoy these books so give them a go and make up your own mind.
June 7, 2021
He should have stopped after the first one... some things are best without sequels.
September 25, 2021
Morala sam čitati polako, jako polako jer je kompleksno. Knjiga je baš snažna i baš mijenja poglede na neke stvari. Samo me zanima što ima dalje, u četvrtom nastavku koji još nije postojao dok je nastala ova trilogija..do kuda ide ovo? 🤩 zanimljivo, zanimljivo, zanimljivo 🤔
July 25, 2012
I read books 1,2,3 and 4 of this series and was fascinated at the pure intellectual skill in Neale's writing style. One needs to read his books slowly in order to absorb the sheer depth of his concept line by line. Naturally, if you read the first in his series, you read the next and the next because you have the innate sense that he is leading you to his version of truth and have earned the right to learn it, whether you subscribe to it or not. You just know that whether his theories are right or wrong, that this is the most fascinating read you will ever undertake. I will reveal more of my opinions when I review Book 4.
January 23, 2013
I am God
I wrote this book for you and packed it with awesome ideas.
Instead of Have-Do-Be. First Be, then Do, then Have
Enjoy Death - both yours and other people's death. Death is freedom.
+ others but we don't want to spoil this book for you.. so:
Enjoy!
I wrote this book for you and packed it with awesome ideas.
Instead of Have-Do-Be. First Be, then Do, then Have
Enjoy Death - both yours and other people's death. Death is freedom.
+ others but we don't want to spoil this book for you.. so:
Enjoy!
April 1, 2019
Almost didn't get through this one. This is a bit far fetched and seems as though it went from a conversation with God to a conversation with Neal.
April 22, 2026
4.25 ⭐️
June 11, 2016
What would a holy book---a supposed hotline with God---read like if it was written today? Would it be enough to jumpstart new religions the way the Bible or the Quran did in their time?
What would God have to say about marriage? Child rearing? Aliens? The nature of the individual soul and how each one is an instance of God, of creativity, of consciousness discovering itself and who it wants to be? How about sacrilege? Sin? Free Will? Life after death? Can God be insulted? What is the divine dichotomy (I love this concept)?
Instead of the typical, monotheistic concept God we're used to who is worshiped as if He/She/It was a vengeful, entitled asshole, God here appears as the real deal, the creator full of compassion and love the Big Guy from the Bible is supposed to be, and it's incredibly refreshing. Next to this Creator, I can't believe what all kinds of mass religion crap is passed off as ultimate truth. There's just no comparison. It's staring at the sun on the one hand---impossible without looking away lest you go blind---and having one of the warm light LED lamps on the other.
In fact, I can easily see pieces of Conversations with God be used 200 years from now in the same way the Bible is quoted today, with the difference that the former draws from profound sources and delivers meaning and advice that can be useful to people living in the 21st century instead of the trite, hollow, more traditionalist than insightful Old Testament passages that so often make their appearances in American media and try to pass themselves off as spiritual---and which frankly annoy me to no end.
To drive the point home, even though I did thoroughly enjoy CwG#3 in audiobook format unlike the first two which I read on my Kindle, I must say I would recommend reading the books instead of listening to them. If audiobooks are your thing then the audio is also great, especially the fact that God was voiced by a woman as well as a man taking turns in the conversations. Τhe actors were excellent to boot---I imagined the male God as a cross between Morgan Freeman (damn movies!), Dumbledore and an aged Eddard Stark (what a sense of imagination! /s) and the female one as President Roslin from Battlestar Galactica. However, not being able to highlight incredible insights that appeared every other "page", it seemed, was a problem, and that alone would count as reason enough for me to actually get all three books in paperback---just to underline the hell out of them! Literally? Heheh.
Deciding whether to give this four stars, as I did for #2, or five, as I did for #1, took me all of about 80 seconds. "Feck it", I decided. I've recommended this book already to pretty much everyone I've talked to about books with whom I share even a remote interest in spirituality or anything transcendental. At this point, that it's just more of the same, which was my main issue with #2, isn't a problem. While there's little really new "content" here, only reiterations of the same basic teachings, don't they say that repetition is the mother of knowledge?
In case this review didn't manage to convey my enthusiasm and my belief that this book can only enrich your life in some way and that anyway you should definitely read Conversations with God, here are my respective ones for #1 and #2.
What would God have to say about marriage? Child rearing? Aliens? The nature of the individual soul and how each one is an instance of God, of creativity, of consciousness discovering itself and who it wants to be? How about sacrilege? Sin? Free Will? Life after death? Can God be insulted? What is the divine dichotomy (I love this concept)?
Instead of the typical, monotheistic concept God we're used to who is worshiped as if He/She/It was a vengeful, entitled asshole, God here appears as the real deal, the creator full of compassion and love the Big Guy from the Bible is supposed to be, and it's incredibly refreshing. Next to this Creator, I can't believe what all kinds of mass religion crap is passed off as ultimate truth. There's just no comparison. It's staring at the sun on the one hand---impossible without looking away lest you go blind---and having one of the warm light LED lamps on the other.
In fact, I can easily see pieces of Conversations with God be used 200 years from now in the same way the Bible is quoted today, with the difference that the former draws from profound sources and delivers meaning and advice that can be useful to people living in the 21st century instead of the trite, hollow, more traditionalist than insightful Old Testament passages that so often make their appearances in American media and try to pass themselves off as spiritual---and which frankly annoy me to no end.
To drive the point home, even though I did thoroughly enjoy CwG#3 in audiobook format unlike the first two which I read on my Kindle, I must say I would recommend reading the books instead of listening to them. If audiobooks are your thing then the audio is also great, especially the fact that God was voiced by a woman as well as a man taking turns in the conversations. Τhe actors were excellent to boot---I imagined the male God as a cross between Morgan Freeman (damn movies!), Dumbledore and an aged Eddard Stark (what a sense of imagination! /s) and the female one as President Roslin from Battlestar Galactica. However, not being able to highlight incredible insights that appeared every other "page", it seemed, was a problem, and that alone would count as reason enough for me to actually get all three books in paperback---just to underline the hell out of them! Literally? Heheh.
Deciding whether to give this four stars, as I did for #2, or five, as I did for #1, took me all of about 80 seconds. "Feck it", I decided. I've recommended this book already to pretty much everyone I've talked to about books with whom I share even a remote interest in spirituality or anything transcendental. At this point, that it's just more of the same, which was my main issue with #2, isn't a problem. While there's little really new "content" here, only reiterations of the same basic teachings, don't they say that repetition is the mother of knowledge?
In case this review didn't manage to convey my enthusiasm and my belief that this book can only enrich your life in some way and that anyway you should definitely read Conversations with God, here are my respective ones for #1 and #2.
February 2, 2023
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idgaf about extraterrestrial life, great book though. also dgaf yet about saving the planet and species, I guess I'm not mature/ready to really receive the message. I will reread when I've more evolved. I love God
idgaf about extraterrestrial life, great book though. also dgaf yet about saving the planet and species, I guess I'm not mature/ready to really receive the message. I will reread when I've more evolved. I love God
October 1, 2019
The author redeemed himself for the shortcomings in Book 2. The prose flows more easily and contains truths that are self-evident.
Other than the remembrance of the topic covered in the first two books, this book goes into more depth explaining what happens after death as well as how highly evolved beings(HEB) live their lives. The inclusion of his wedding vow was a nice personal touch.
Some of the parts I really enjoyed:
-The highest choice for the Self becomes the highest choice for another when the Self realizes that there is no one else.
-And you’re right. That’s exactly how it works. So when you want something, give it away. You will then no longer be "wanting” it. You will immediately experience "having” it.
-Yet if you can remember this truth—your perspective creates your thoughts, and your thoughts create everything—and if you can remember it before you leave the body, not after, your whole life will change.
-That is the point being made here. Those whose only desire is to know the eternal truth of All That Is, to understand the great mysteries, to experience the grandest reality, do so.
-All of life is a meditation, in which you are contemplating the Divine. This is called true wakefulness, or mindfulness.
-It is a matter of consciousness. And you have to raise consciousness before you can change consciousness.
-None of this is really "real,” is it? No. You are living an illusion. This is a big magic show. And you are pretending that you don’t know the tricks—even though you are the magician.
Other than the remembrance of the topic covered in the first two books, this book goes into more depth explaining what happens after death as well as how highly evolved beings(HEB) live their lives. The inclusion of his wedding vow was a nice personal touch.
Some of the parts I really enjoyed:
-The highest choice for the Self becomes the highest choice for another when the Self realizes that there is no one else.
-And you’re right. That’s exactly how it works. So when you want something, give it away. You will then no longer be "wanting” it. You will immediately experience "having” it.
-Yet if you can remember this truth—your perspective creates your thoughts, and your thoughts create everything—and if you can remember it before you leave the body, not after, your whole life will change.
-That is the point being made here. Those whose only desire is to know the eternal truth of All That Is, to understand the great mysteries, to experience the grandest reality, do so.
-All of life is a meditation, in which you are contemplating the Divine. This is called true wakefulness, or mindfulness.
-It is a matter of consciousness. And you have to raise consciousness before you can change consciousness.
-None of this is really "real,” is it? No. You are living an illusion. This is a big magic show. And you are pretending that you don’t know the tricks—even though you are the magician.
April 7, 2026
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ LIFE CHANGING
Book 3 continues the profound journey initiated in the earlier volumes, offering readers an enlightening exploration of spirituality and existence. Neale Donald Walsch dives deeper into complex themes such as the nature of reality, free will, and the purpose of life.
The dialogue remains engaging and thought-provoking, presenting deep insights that challenge conventional beliefs. Walsch’s conversation format makes abstract concepts accessible, inviting readers to reflect on their personal experiences and beliefs.
This book expands on the ideas of love, unity, and the interconnectedness of all beings. It encourages readers to embrace their divine nature and understand their role in the universe. The emphasis on self-empowerment and personal responsibility resonates deeply. Walsch’s writing is heartfelt, relatable, and filled with wisdom.
"Conversations with God: Book 3" is a must-read for anyone seeking deeper understanding and connection with themselves and the world around them. Whether you’re new to the series or a returning reader, this book promises to leave a lasting impact, inspiring you to embrace life with renewed purpose and enthusiasm. Highly recommended!
Book 3 continues the profound journey initiated in the earlier volumes, offering readers an enlightening exploration of spirituality and existence. Neale Donald Walsch dives deeper into complex themes such as the nature of reality, free will, and the purpose of life.
The dialogue remains engaging and thought-provoking, presenting deep insights that challenge conventional beliefs. Walsch’s conversation format makes abstract concepts accessible, inviting readers to reflect on their personal experiences and beliefs.
This book expands on the ideas of love, unity, and the interconnectedness of all beings. It encourages readers to embrace their divine nature and understand their role in the universe. The emphasis on self-empowerment and personal responsibility resonates deeply. Walsch’s writing is heartfelt, relatable, and filled with wisdom.
"Conversations with God: Book 3" is a must-read for anyone seeking deeper understanding and connection with themselves and the world around them. Whether you’re new to the series or a returning reader, this book promises to leave a lasting impact, inspiring you to embrace life with renewed purpose and enthusiasm. Highly recommended!
February 17, 2019
The longest of the authors dialogues with God and, if you’ve read the first two, you may not be surprised to hear that there is a lot of repetition, for which the author indicates is necessary to understand the various concepts outlined, and - if nothing else - to hammer home key points using different metaphors and/or descriptions.
A larger focus in the second half of the book is placed upon HEBs (Highly Evolved Beings) elsewhere in the universe, and how those societies operate differently to life on Earth. There are numerous messages around this that indicate our approach to life, our individuality and lack of respect for each other, the profit motive, and our treatment of the environment are all damaging. We believe we have evolved but, at some point, we have regressed, placing too much emphasis upon technology over our own innate capabilities. There is much to ponder here and much that strikes one as truth as we look at what we are doing to the world and nature, and - ultimately - how this is highly probable to lead to our demise, unless we take action. There is much to deliberate and ponder in the book, much that is said in very unique terms.
A larger focus in the second half of the book is placed upon HEBs (Highly Evolved Beings) elsewhere in the universe, and how those societies operate differently to life on Earth. There are numerous messages around this that indicate our approach to life, our individuality and lack of respect for each other, the profit motive, and our treatment of the environment are all damaging. We believe we have evolved but, at some point, we have regressed, placing too much emphasis upon technology over our own innate capabilities. There is much to ponder here and much that strikes one as truth as we look at what we are doing to the world and nature, and - ultimately - how this is highly probable to lead to our demise, unless we take action. There is much to deliberate and ponder in the book, much that is said in very unique terms.
September 23, 2013
It was good though the writer focused more on 'his words' than the word, and by that i mean God's word(the Bible). I say this cause the bible tells us that he that has Not 'THE WORD' has 'words'. Hope you get what i am saying or in simple terms THE WORD is the en-grafted word of God and words are those formulated by man without God's guidance.Or may be that is how 'God' revealed it to him, i wont judge for the bible tells us in Mathew 7;7'jugde not that you might not be judged for the way you judge others will be the same that you will be judged'
All that am saying is that one should always be ware of all that is put before their eyes coz you might not know what is right from that which is wrong therefore i encourage all Christians to always seek God's guidance and help not only when in trouble/problems but also in times of not understanding what the truth is. Hebrews 4:6 says"my people are destroyed by the lack of knowledge". An by the way if you know the truth, the truth shall set you free.
All that am saying is that one should always be ware of all that is put before their eyes coz you might not know what is right from that which is wrong therefore i encourage all Christians to always seek God's guidance and help not only when in trouble/problems but also in times of not understanding what the truth is. Hebrews 4:6 says"my people are destroyed by the lack of knowledge". An by the way if you know the truth, the truth shall set you free.
June 3, 2015
Conversations with God: An Uncommon dialogue, Vol. 3
This is how my reading of this trilogy has progressed, over the last ten years. Book 1 - finished three times; Book 2 -read twice; Book 3 - read twice (?) through before + dipped in and out. Finally, have read book 3 again to the end.
And, I think it is a fantastic book with really empowering messages. It helps hugely to have read the previous two volumes so that some of the core messages are familiar. Even so, there is a great deal to learn and understand here, all of it liberating and joyous and filled with love: just my kind of book!
Many people may say, 'What? A book written by/through God?' and dismiss it on that score. But I suggest you read it, and then decide whether the material it contains is helpful to you. This series remains on my shelf and I shall be re-reading them again.
Fran Macilvey, author, 'Trapped: My Life with Cerebral Palsy'
This is how my reading of this trilogy has progressed, over the last ten years. Book 1 - finished three times; Book 2 -read twice; Book 3 - read twice (?) through before + dipped in and out. Finally, have read book 3 again to the end.
And, I think it is a fantastic book with really empowering messages. It helps hugely to have read the previous two volumes so that some of the core messages are familiar. Even so, there is a great deal to learn and understand here, all of it liberating and joyous and filled with love: just my kind of book!
Many people may say, 'What? A book written by/through God?' and dismiss it on that score. But I suggest you read it, and then decide whether the material it contains is helpful to you. This series remains on my shelf and I shall be re-reading them again.
Fran Macilvey, author, 'Trapped: My Life with Cerebral Palsy'
March 24, 2007
Actually it's a triology , first two books are missing in this website :(. Anyways it's a great book explaining the reason why we r here, why cosmos was was created , how the universe is Unipolar, how their isOnly one god and we are his particles, non existence of hell or devils,concept of free will, how their is only one true nature that is LOVE, how fear was created to create internal point of reference , how Love nd Fear makes infinite emotions when mixed in different quantity etc.
But don't ever even try to read "What god wants" by Donald Welsh ^^ as that is the most stupid/shitty book u can ever come across......it's better to turn to the last page of the book nd read "God wants nothing" and hence save ur maybe $10....i was not smart enough though :(
But don't ever even try to read "What god wants" by Donald Welsh ^^ as that is the most stupid/shitty book u can ever come across......it's better to turn to the last page of the book nd read "God wants nothing" and hence save ur maybe $10....i was not smart enough though :(
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