"Donald Walsch"Donald Walsch: If you enjoyed the first book in the series, you'll get a lot out of Conversations with God, Book Three. This book returns from the global consciousness of the second book to the pursuit of truth by the individual. It goes deeper than the first book and contains stronger messages. An enjoyable conclusion to a strong trilogy! You might also enjoy my review of review of Book One from this series, as well as my review of Book Two.
As with the other two Conversation with God books, this is filled with practical solutions to any and every issue affecting our planet...from war to environment to personal relationships. What I have enjoyed most about Neale Donald Walsch's series is the humor. Never did I get the impression that the author was trying to shove information down my throat, instead he shared joy and thought-provoking insight with lightness. In fact, Neale Donald Walsch states clearly that he hopes the reader does not take the information in his books as the literal and only truth. Don't mind whether the conversation actually took place in our collective reality or not. Focus on the messages instead of the speaker. According to God, we are all God, or part of God. The messages in the series are all positive and freeing. You should have a sense of humor and be open-minded to get the most out of this book. Neale Donald Walsch call such a sense of humor an attribute of an evolving-being. Read it like a science fiction and you will have a great experience. According to Neale Donald Walsh, God says, "Don't take these messages more than they are and don't take them less then they are". Like everything else, you cannot take things for granted. God gives everyone of us the ultimate choice of creating/re-creating our own experience. We create our own reality! There is a lot of reverse psychology here, like "be there instead of get there" , "give instead of acquire", etc. When you think through what Donald Walsch writes, Conversations with God, Book Three contains deep wisdom. Many of my Fun Commandments speak to the spirituality found in paradoxes.
All in all, this series is highly recommended. I am sure everyone could learn something from it and be highly entertained in the process. Conversations with God, Book Three belongs on your bookshelf!
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