Dear Neale Donald Walsch:

I have so many questions regarding CwG , but I think I'll just ask one at this time. I don't recall reading anything about forgiveness. Did God in this conversation mention forgiveness, since forgiveness is such a large issue in Christianity? Also, your format is very similar to A Course In Miracles, in which forgiveness is almost everything. This book has helped me tremendously so far, although it really has scared me in many ways. I appreciate all of your...

Dear Neale...

A question: Are we just here as highly evolved animals trying to put a "grander" meaning to things when there is none?

Every time there is a tragic event I attempt to apply these spiritual lessons I've had or book I've read to make sense of it, to comfort me. I must honestly say it doesn't always work--neither the sense of it, nor the comfort.  You start to question, "What am I doing? What does it all really mean?" Is there a G ift  O f D ivinity (GOD) in all...

Dear Mr. Walsch,

Thank you for the gift of your book to the world.   I recently borrowed a copy of The New Revelations from my local public library.  

I have found your philosophies to be both insightful and challenging.   I find much within it with which my heart concurs. I would, however, seek to take issue with you on a fundamental point.   You state that it is not necessary to reject old beliefs in order to transcend them.   I find this difficult to accept.

From a...

Hi Neale.

I'm 18 years old. My mom and dad divorced when I was about 6 years old and a few years later, my mom met another man. I'll call him Bill.

My mom, me, and my brother were not well off and Bill not only helped us financially but also took us all over the country traveling. Two years ago, they finally married.

About two months ago, my mom was looking for something in the garage and she found a receipt for a pinhole spy camera. It turned out that there was a camera in the vent in my...

Dear Neale,

I recently let my insecurities get the better of me and let in Fear. I have realised that fear is like a computer virus; let it in, and it destroys everything you have achieved so far.

Sometimes it is very hard to "think what love would do now" when in the depths of despair, but it helps to think of Love as a virus checker, destroying the Fear virus and recovering all that you thought you had lost,

love from,

Hazel 

Neale Responds

Good for you, Hazel.

That is a huge...

Hi, Mr. Walsch...

I have read and been taught by metaphysical teachers that Karma plays a large part in the life we choose and the physical body we have chosen to live and experience our lessons through. Sometimes people are born blind or without limbs or other disfigurements because of some act they have done in the past to others to cause them to be blinded or lose limbs etc.

 God says people act and do the things they do based on their view of their world, so is there no right or...

Dear Neale...

I read your CwG books last summer. I bought Friendship with God about 2 months ago. I am looking forward to reading WHAT GOD WANTS .

I was thinking about the question regarding animals - pets when they pass away. I had a cat for almost 15 yrs. He had to be put to sleep almost 2 years ago. I think about him so much. I also had a dog that had to be put to sleep 2 months after the cat. Then last April another cat of mine was killed by a dog that shook him to death.

I believe we...

Dear Neale,

I just finished reading CwG, Book 3.. Wow! This is the best book of all! The best part was the last fifth of the book, which talked about HEBs. Do you really believe that there are such things? Will we ever be able to have a life such as the ones they live?

Eleanore, WA. 

Neale Responds

Dear Eleanore,

I think you may be right. CwG, Book 3 may just be one of the very best in the series. Certainly the information there is extremely compelling. But perhaps we should...

Dear Neale:

In CwG, God says we can't define God. If not, how do we know that God is love? Also, why did God want to know Himself? I have gotten used to the idea that God is love and light and truth and abundance, etc. But to some people, love is defined differently. If the only love they've known is limited and self-serving, how can they know that love is understanding and forgiveness and non-judgment? My brother-in-law thinks that love is disciplining, that God is a disciplinarian. He is...

Dear Mr. Walsch,

Is there any way one can speed up this process of enlightenment, e.g., a "Cliff Notes" shortcut, or the use of the powerful "I AM" commands?

Steve, MI 

Neale Responds

Dear Steve,

The fastest way I know to "speed up" the process of enlightenment is to begin to seriously conjure the grandest version of the greatest vision you ever held about yourself and Who You Are. What does that look like? How would you dress? What would you eat? Where would you go? Who would...