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Home WITH God in a Life That Never Ends is the latest, and the final, CwG dialogue. It looks deeply at the most important aspects of life by exploring deeply its most misunderstood process: death and dying. This mystical text describes what occurs in the moments following our departure from physicality, the journey of the Soul through its merging with The Essence, and the miracle of re-emergence, when the Unified Soul becomes once again a Singular Expression of Divinity, carrying the same identity it held at death, but with an Expanded Awareness that produces the experience of what humans call "heaven," "paradise," "nirvana," or "bliss."
Neale Donald Walsh's OUTSTANDING new book "Home With God: In a Life That Never Ends" is a breathtaking explanation from God about the death experience, and what to expect when we go to the other side. This book deserves at minimum 10 stars!
- Barbara Rose, Ph.D. author of Know Yourself: A Woman's Guide to Wholeness, Radiance & Supreme Confidence and If God Hears Me, I Want an Answer!
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What
is really going on here in this life, and what will happen when
this life is over? Will we be reunited with loved ones who’ve
gone before? Will God be there to greet us? Will it be Judgment
Day? Will we be facing the possibility of everlasting damnation?
Will we be allowed to squeak into heaven? Will we even know what’s
going on after we die? Will anything BE going on?
Wrapped
in the replies to these inquiries are enormous implications for
every human being. Would we live our lives any differently if
we actually had those answers? Would we be less afraid to live
as we were always intended to live—fearlessly and lovefully—if
we were less afraid to die? HOME WITH God declares that the answer
is yes.
Here
is information that has never appeared in any form in a previous
CwG dialogue. HOME WITH GOD will bring to its readers gentle comfort
and a deep awareness of the glory and the wonder of life---a life
that never ends. It is as much about the here and now as it is
about the hereafter, for, as the book itself declares, when you
unravel the deepest mysteries about death, you unravel the deepest
mysteries about life.
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