Conversations With God : An Uncommon Dialogue (Book 2)

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Summary: The title is powerful for a reason
Review: For open minded readers only, otherwise I'm afraid that your own judgements might cloud your potential to ACTUALLY HEAR something. Not to sound haughty here, but this text is jarring and probably will shake your reality a little. I love it, and have been excited each time I sit down to read more. Whether or not the conversation is "real" is entirely irrelevant, since the words ring true through every sentence. This book is truly wonderful and definitely educational. I highly recommend it. All I can say is "WOW!" Honestly.

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Summary: One of the best books I've ever read.
Review: This book continues the conversation with God started in the first book. Like the first book, this is a compelling book, full of deep insights and challenging thoughts. One of the best books I've ever read.

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Summary: NEW AGE TRASH
Review: After reading the Gospel according to Neale Donald Walsh (Book 2), I was convinced this was not of God. If Hitler went to heaven, I don't think that's where I want to go when I die. The only good part about this book is when Neale talks about sharing. He quoted a scripture from the Bible in which Christ was telling the wealthy man to sell all that he had and give it to the poor. I've been wondering ever since if this is what Neale will do. Huh Neale????

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Summary: Walsch is an EXAMPLE, not a MESSIAH.
Review: These books show us, by EXAMPLE, how it is possible (nay, imperative!) to resurrect the godliness within (Jung's "Self"). They show that many (maybe all) of the models and mythologies of transcendence and religion are truly the adventures and tragedies of the Self. Using the CWG trilogy to launch a new "cult" would follow the disastrous path of organized "religions" and crucify Christ all over again. "Organ-ized" (to follow Walsch's semantic inclination) religion inevitably takes the "body" (vital, whole, complete, perfect) of a cogent cosmology and chops it into cadaverous "organs", and only "form" is left (who better to see this than a "formal" Catholic .... or Protestent ... or ?). The easy way to take these books is to "follow" them. The meaningful way is to learn by their EXAMPLE.

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Summary: It's a wonderful idea to start to change this world!!
Review: I think that's it doesn't matter if was God ( I believe that yes )or Neale who gave us these concepts and guidelines ( no rules, only guidelines ). We need to start to work about this book! Let me tell you that we are all the time thinking the same, but we don't do anything about it. Please, work with me in this. I am at geocities.com/CapitolHill/Parliament/2417/. Only help me to have ideas to make this book a real thing, perhaps we have some time yet...

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Summary: Finding my salvation though this trilogy
Review: Raised in the strictest of religions (Holiness), I never thought I would be able to get away from the dogma that was so instilled in me. I didn't know how to think any other way besides what my mother and pastor told me to think. My whole life and outlook changed with these books. I am so thankful that I finally "got saved" through these books. I recommend them to anyone that is ready to "remember who they are."

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Summary: Life Changing
Review: These books have been the sense of relief and clarity I have been looking for. They showed God does indeed listen and care. I love the way He indirectly guides us and shows us the way He intended our society to function. I feel these books should be embraced by all. If every one read these books they might eventually live their lives more freely and peacefully. If we adopted these solutions to truth, the world would be a much better place. These books can be summed up in these words: Clarity and Enlightenment

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Summary: Absolutely Incredible
Review: I've read all three.. and the way I look at the world and myself has shifted so profoundly that I could sit here all day describing it. So many of the things I'd felt for most of my life about God I found in the pages of these books.. and much, much more.

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Summary: Thank GOD for this book!
Review: I loved book one so much I read it the first time in just two days (while recovering from surgery!). I could not have anticipated that the 2nd book could be equally profound, especially since I had heard some people say it was hard to understand. But something moved me to get it anyway and see for myself. Am I glad I did. It has verified my fears about what we are now creating, but at the same time it has given me so many new avenues to investigate in helping steer a new course. I have always wanted to be a part of the solution. Now I have a narrowed field of what the most auspicious first steps are, steps I can take in my own life and thereby help to create worldwide. To quote the book, "If the whole world followed you, would you be pleased with where you took it?" This book makes the creation of a life that answers "Yes" so much more accessible.

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Summary: The book changed my life , and gave me hope for the future.
Review: Just about every question I had about our existance had been answered through reading this book. Its every explanation about GOD made perfect sence . I was extremely moved by it, and I could read it over and over again without getting bored.