The one constant in life - and the most difficult thing to face - is change. Death, the end of a relationship, the loss of a job, a health or financial emergency, or even a crisis of faith are all circumstances that each of us faces at various points in our lives. In each instance, the challenges that we all must confront are embracing change and realizing that new circumstances represent not just loss but the possibility of growth. In his inimitable style, Neale Donald Walsch outlines a program for dealing with loss and change. He provides readers with practical tools for healing and living. This is a book for those dealing with tough times, as well as the myriad Neale Donald Walsch fans.
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Praise for CONVERSATIONS WITH GOD: 'I read this and it completely turned everything I believe about religion on its head. If you are at all religious, you should read this book.' (Francis Rossi, Metro)
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Neale Donald Walsch is a writer of internationally bestselling books on spirituality and personal development. His books have sold more than 7.5 million copies worldwide and have been translated into 37 languages. He lives in Ashland, Oregon.
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By Rob Clifford
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Currently I'm going through the all too familiar mid-life triumvirate of divorce, moving house, and looking for a new career. This book popped up as I have read the 'Conversations with God' series, and Amazon recommended it. Having found the CWG books life-changing I thought I would give this a go and was suprised at the diference in writing style. I found the style quite annoying and egotistical. This reminded me that in CWG 1, 'God' points out that NDW, (the author), has struggled with his ego all his life. This book kind of confirms his ego as something of an issue. So in some ways I found this book annoying and in another way it made me chuckle as it somehow confirms to me personally that the source of the wisdom in CWG really IS from a higher power. Now make of this what you will; which is exactly what I realised I had to do with 'When Everything Changes...' I realised I had taken a cynical stance towards this book based on it's 'style' rather than it's content. With some effort I managed to overcome the new age stuff and found some profound insights put forward in such a way that makes the same material found in Vedantic texts easier to understand. In conclusion this material revisits what has been covered in CWG but goes into greater depth and suggests exercises, and follows more of a 'workshop' sort of style. Once I had overcome my own ego and cynicism I found this helpful towards my personal situation. In conclusion I have come to feel that Neale Donald Walsh means well and his heart is most definately in the right place, and I'm most grateful for the opportunity to have faced my own cynicism and prejudice and work through that.
21 of 22 people found the following review helpful
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Well.. how many books by this guy have you read?
Same here. But I keep buying them. And to be fair, I still find them helpfull & insightfull at best, & interesting most other times.
Some new insights here, or different angles on familiar themes.
And, like most Walsch books, some moments of utter profound genius.
Some of the advice didnt sit so comfortable with me - either because my ego doesnt want to take it on board, or it simply didnt address my current situation. Either way - its still a nice very nice read.
Same here. But I keep buying them. And to be fair, I still find them helpfull & insightfull at best, & interesting most other times.
Some new insights here, or different angles on familiar themes.
And, like most Walsch books, some moments of utter profound genius.
Some of the advice didnt sit so comfortable with me - either because my ego doesnt want to take it on board, or it simply didnt address my current situation. Either way - its still a nice very nice read.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
"Glorify who you are today, do not condemn who you were yesterday, and dream of who you can be tomorrow" Neale Donald Walsch.
This book is fantastic just like all his other books. I have followed these books through the series Everytime i read one of his books i learn something new. This book did not have the same effect on me as the 1st ones i read. The reason being I am not in a turmoil state. I was many years ago but thanks to this man i have made up my own opinion about what is important in life. I could not be anymore happy. If you would like to wake up and stop sleep walking through life in the endless circle of problems then enlighten yourself what do you have to lose.....
This book is fantastic just like all his other books. I have followed these books through the series Everytime i read one of his books i learn something new. This book did not have the same effect on me as the 1st ones i read. The reason being I am not in a turmoil state. I was many years ago but thanks to this man i have made up my own opinion about what is important in life. I could not be anymore happy. If you would like to wake up and stop sleep walking through life in the endless circle of problems then enlighten yourself what do you have to lose.....
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The book was delivered with another product, an oil which leaked and went on the book, was a bit messy.
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I struggle with Donald Walsch's books
I am keen on reading the 'spiritual' books, however I have always struggled with Donald Walsh's book. Read more
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Obvious and patronising
Neale Donald Walsch stretches out some well known truths into a whole book.I found his "I have been there,done that.. Read more
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ok...found the book to be a little,,well patronising,,states many things that i would have thought were obvious to any reasonably intelligent person,,still it was an interesting... Read more
Published on 24 Feb 2011 by Terri
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really helpful and encouraging
I bought this book after experiencing lots of change and this book helped me to get things in perspective, I have now passed it on some one else who also has found it useful.
Published on 12 Jan 2011 by Bess
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Sophistry rather than solutions
Unlike many other reviewers,I have not read Walsh's Conversations with God or any of its spin-offs ,so I approached this book with an open mind. Read more
Published on 7 Oct 2010 by Lorna Bevan
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Love it - and not ...
the language - he is too familiar for me... when that said English is not my native language.
He does explain how to get out of a stuck life situation and he does it well.
He does explain how to get out of a stuck life situation and he does it well.
Published on 12 Sep 2010 by Susanne Floe
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Quieten the mind, release the soul
Having read the Conversations with God books, I was a little surprised by the style of this one, as it's less of a conversation, although NDW does try to inject a personal style,... Read more
Published on 23 Aug 2010 by Mr. S. A. Axell
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A JEWEL TO TREASURE!!!!!!
I've lost the amount of times I dipped into this BOOK to find solace and a truth that is eternal. Never have I read, and enjoyed such absolute truth to my knowledge as this... Read more
Published on 3 Jun 2010 by John Robbins
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