Walsch sat at his desk with pen in hand, resting the pen on a piece of paper. He asked questions. He waited. And waited. The pen finally moved. It began to write, and it never stopped except for brief periods. Books poured out of Walsch, and he became rich and has many followers. Oh...there are so many wrong things in this book. Christianity isn't about religion! It's a personal relationship with God. It grows, it's like a journey, it's not stale...it's dynamic! And it fruits eternal life. I really hope that people won't get deceived by this "god". This "god" lies a lot!! We know who is the father of all liars. I feel sorry for Neale too. I hope he will ever get to the true understanding. The explanations about how schools disregards the natural tendencies of an individual and looking past diverse ways in expression every child naturally comes to reveal, was one of the painful realisations I had ever encountered with. It had given me a headache because I could finally yank out the truth behind the fact that I never quite fit into any institution as much, and that I was rejected by these institutions simply because they operated in a paradigm I never fit in! This was a very sad discovery for me when I first had it! But it granted me enormous hope for life——to no longer operate in the garb of my “8th grade trophies”

Enjoy everything. Need nothing. Needing someone is the fastest way to kill a relationship .. The greatest gift you can give someone is the strength and the power not to need you, to need you for nothing."We are not here to learn anything new but to remember what we already know ( Hinduism/ Plato/ Sikhism). The first place we find this out is in relationship with another. What we are unable or unwilling to give to another, we will not receive from the other. Not for very long. If we cannot give the person across the room forgiveness, compassion, tolerance, mercy, peace, acceptance, and love... we cannot look to the person across the room to give these things to us. For they only have to give what we have given them. It is a matter of consciousness. And you have to raise consciousness before you can change consciousness. The reason why I wanted to explain this deeply is because I do not want people to naturally assume that the book is misguiding you, it’s not. I will have to explain further, that this book was written by the author’s continuous consultation with his intuition—It is entirely in question-answer form. He writes down a question in a paper and awaits the answers to form in his mind and he would invest no effort in altering whatever formed in his mind.

He tells us “Hitler went to heaven”. When Neale objects, God explains that Hell does not exist. (Though I know from many who have had NDEs, and from Robert Monroe’s three books, that a sort of Hell does in fact exist; it differs only in that we can always leave and go to a higher and better place if we ask for help from God or the angels. Also, God argues that there is no right or wrong in the universe. You may like this book mainly because it tells us, as the title suggests, how God converses with us through our intuitions and feelings. But more important than discovering God, this book is about finding ourselves. The author uses wisdom from great philosophers and presents it to us in a simple palatable manner. The first thing which came to my mind after reading the part related to God is my favorite Sanskrit word Tathwamasi, which means Thou art you (That is you). It is coming in the Samaveda- in the Chandogya Upanishad. This is a complex Advaita Vedānta which means that God and you are the same, just like what the Sanskrit word, Aham Brahmasmi means. Walsh is telling a similar concept to us. I think it will be easier for us to understand this book if we have read Vedas.

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.