The whole "Conversations With God" *franchise*. Remarkable stuff.
The book that still sticks with me to this day (that I read at 14) is "The Illustrated Man"; I was mesmerized by the stories...and fascinated by the idea of turning a bunch of short stories into a novel.
I often wonder if his agent was screaming "Give me something...ANYTHING, man!!!" and out of sheer laziness, he slapped 'em all together simply to meet a deadline.
That's a deep thought, those, "conversations with God". When I looked it up. I whole heartedly agreed, until I stopped when i saw he had been a radio program director, newspaper managing editor, marketing..., then I just kinda went..."ah, some place to lead the sheeple."..
I agree with this in bold though, it is a beauteous thought. I do try to help people, without the god part.
I don't mean to tread on you mrld, just I don't see, how these people can make money off of religion like that by their position in careers and books.
I also am reminded, that I do not have a leg to stand on, since I never read any of the series of books.
wikpedia
Walsch believes in a panentheistic God, who tries to communicate himself as being "unselfish". Walsch's vision is an expansion and unification of all present theologies to render them more relevant to our present day and time. He created Humanity's Team as a spiritual movement whose purpose is to communicate and implement his New Spirituality beliefs, particularly that we are all one with God and one with life, in a shared global state of being.[1] This state can be achieved, Walsch argues, by the act of helping other people: "The fastest way to apply anything in your life is to help others to apply it ... The fastest way to use any wisdom that resides in your soul is to help someone else ... Because we are all one."
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fleta_n_mach
on Wed 09/10/14 07:30 PM
..hi.u
ya, I know. 
