Communion with God

By: Neale Donald Walsch

Narrated by: Neale Donald Walsch, Edward Asner, Ellen Burstyn

First there was a conversation. It developed into a friendship. And now we stand on the threshold of spiritual oneness...of Communion with God. Neale Donald Walsch, along with Edward Asner and Ellen Burstyn, reads the latest in the life-altering series that began with Conversations with God.

You have learned to talk to God, to have a conversation. You have been given strength, hope, and love in your friendship with God, and you have returned it, for faith is a two-way street. Now God reaches out again...offering you wholeness...communion. Now you will know the God who believes in you. You have come here to learn, through your own experience, that God resides within you. You have come to have a meeting with the Creator - a Creator who is within you and all around you. And in order to do so, you must look beyond the Ten Illusions of Humans. When you recognize these illusions, you can change the way you think. When you accept that they are only illusions, you can change what you believe. And when you live without them, you can change the world.

©2000 Neale Donald Walsch (P)2000 T. Jelen/Panoramic Images, Chicago; 16 9; 2000 HighBridge Company

Absolutely phenomenal! Loved it.

A great conclusion after reading "Conversations with God I, II, and III. Will read it again!!

a must read for CWG readers

its a more focused discussion on CWG insights. its a must read for CWG readers and people who are fond of spirituality and the oneness for everything

Yes and amen!

The best series I've heard. it is like I am speaking to my Self. "I in them and they in me." We are one. Somblessed beyond words for this. Thank you God and Neale!

Enlightening

I will read again! Along with others in the series. I'm still working on the last of the cwg trilogy. I just love them!

Established religion left questions

I have been searching for answers to questions all of my life. I grew up as the daughter of a Baptist pastor who didn't see things the way that others did. Neale's writing has helped me understand why I felt differently from others. People have always told my family that they believed that I had been here before. And there are other answers that were given during these conversations that hold personal truths in my life. I understand that others have other beliefs, but you have to search out what is best for your and your life. Either way, even in my typical christian/baptist upbringing, I was told that people are entitled to their own opinions, and others are not in a position to judge them right or wrong. I thank the creator for Neale and for each and every person who agrees or disagrees with his positions.