33-Conversation with Neale Donald Walsch about GodTalk

This episode is an interesting and enlightening conversation with Neale Donald Walsch, author of the well-known Conversations with God book series. It is such a blessing to talk with him. He shared his story of the sad time in his life when he had a broken neck (in a car accident) and wore a neck brace, was broke, and lived on the streets for a year. And that led up to his lengthy dialog with God that became his first CwG book. He went on to write many more - 9 in the CwG series and another 30 or so. His most recent book is GodTalk in which he shares the message that God, the higher power or Infinite Intelligence, is never not talking with us, although we may not believe that (if we even believe in God) or we may simply choose not to listen. The book explains that God interacts with people in an infinite variety of ways and, for most people, the interactions are not in the form of a dialog. I told Neale that I experience my interactions with God primarily as telepathic conversations. He said he has never used that term to describe it, but God's words simply come into his mind, which is what happens for me as well. Other topics came up in our exchange such as the great awakening, and he said that the awakening of the species requires enough people to awaken to who they truly are. As God informs us, who you truly are is an individuation of the divine. That should give you a very good reason to start paying attention to your interactions with Her. [And in case you're wondering, I know God to be totally balanced in masculine and feminine energies.] Learn more about Neale at NealeDonaldWalsch.com. Learn more about me at RaymondPosch.com, and you can contact me at [email protected]. Love yourself always, and choose to awaken! And please subscribe and share this podcast and episode with others. If you love what you're hearing, please leave a comment below, subscribe to the New Ways of Being podcast, and if you are able become a supporting patron on my podcast website. Click here to see the video of this episode on my YouTube channel.