Dear Neale,

I'd like to begin a dialogue about some aspects of CwG, Book 1 that resonated with me. There's so much, of course, and I'm only a few pages into the book. Yes, I actually went back to the beginning and started with the first page after doing my open-it-anywhere-to see-how-I-connect test. Every page contains a number of gems that each could be the subject of a lengthy dialogue.

What jumps out at me now is the subject of "feelings" and how they are so much more an accurate...

Dear Mr. Walsch…A while back I was present at a weekend intensive in Rilland, in The Netherlands.  I'm writing to say that I found your presentation and explanation about what God wants and what my goal in life is inspiring and true.

Your teachings will be a guideline for me how to take even more control over my life and create the person and being I want to be.  Thank you for that. 

There is one question I want to ask you but I did not find appropriate time for during...

Dear Neale...When I am discussing my beliefs with others, that are centered around the CwG teachings, I find it very difficult to get the point across that there is no separation between us and God, or each other. People have a very hard time accepting that, and I am finding it increasingly challenging to explain it in a matter which makes sense. Although I have read the books many times, and it makes perfect sense to me, is there an easier way to help others see this alternative view?

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Dear Neale,

My fiancé, Jeff, lost his brother at 18 (accidental gunshot).  Jeff has been grieving for 18 years and is still full of rage and resentment at the loss.  He is happy for Jerry (his brother) at his release from this life, but he is still angry at not having his brother to share his life with.  What can I say to help Jeff be free of his anger and realize the peace, love and joy that his brother is experiencing?  Thank you and God Bless. 

Vicci

Neale...

Dear Mr. Walsch,

Thank you for your wonderful books. I have one question. It concerns the story in the Bible where Jesus curses the fig tree because it doesn't bear fruit. I don't understand why he would do this, because it also says that it wasn't the season for the tree to bear figs. The fig tree example must be there for a reason, but what?

For a long time this story has seemed to represent to me what seems a certain capriciousness on the part of Jesus/God, which perhaps refers to how man...

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Dear Neale,

I'm at a low point in my life right now.  I seem to be paralyzed in my fear.  Nothing I try to do is working for me. How does one have faith, when nothing seems to be working?  I have read and re-read your book, Conversations with God .  I love your book. 

I believe everything God has said to you.  I trying to change my thoughts to positive thoughts, but my fears and doubts get in the way.  I tried to write to God on...

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Dear Neale,

I lost my brother to suicide on June 8.  And without putting all of my personal feelings and thoughts into this writing, I'll try to keep it as brief and to the point as possible.

My brother suffered with Huntington's Chorea (HD) - a neurological degenerative condition that over time deteriorates a person's quality of life - both physically, mentally and emotionally.  A suicide note was left thanking his family and friends for their love &...

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Mr. Walsch,

First, I want to thank you for writing your books and having the patience and perseverance to complete all of them and see them through to publishing.  I began reading them when my daughter Allison was born with Noonan Syndrome.  She was ill off and on and endured 7 surgeries in 9 years.  I was desperate to understand why she had to endure such pain and hardship and what I had done, if anything, to possibly cause her to live the difficult life she...

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Hello Neale,

I attempted suicide at one point. Thankfully, I failed...but I suppose I'm thankful for my suicide attempt, because it changed my life in a positive way unlike anything else ever has, save possibly CwG For Teens .

My question is what Home With God calls a 'splitting of metaphysical hairs'. Home with God says things about suicide that, from my current perspective, seem to show a grand glitch in God's Perfect System.

Okay, let's say I committed...

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Dear Neale...

It was a scary thing to read your recent newsletters about Contentment.  I wondered...didn't DIScontentment offer the drive in which we may seek Enlightenment? I mean, contentment sounds very static. Was the Budda content when he sat under the Bodhi Tree and decided he would meditate until enlightenment? 

Now I wonder if Contentment is a stage in consciousness where finally we move a little more in alignment with the flow of life, allowing other...