Your weekly bulletins are such an important part of my life.  You bring me back to myself in each and every one, and given the last two years that I've had, I can't tell you how needed your words have been.

I have lost seven very special people to me in the past eighteen months--my young father, two best friends who were in their forties, and other special people who seemed to me to die before their time. Each week, when your bulletins come I am reminded of my own truth, of their truth, and of ...

Dear Neale,

If we are creating our realities by our thoughts, words and actions, what about the victims of brutal crimes, senseless slaughters/mutilations? Do those people choose to die that way?

Alfreda, PA

Neale Responds

My friend,

You have asked a very fair and penetrating question. And the issue is even larger than you have stated it. For it is not only a matter of our intentions and choices, but of God’s. I mean, is it God’s will (even if it is not ours) that these horrible thin...

 Dear Neale:

How does one stay in touch with current events without losing one’s center, one’s place of peace? So much news is excitable hype aimed at titillating the viewer and improving the network ratings. Naturally, death and violence top the list of what is deemed to be “news the people want.” I feel like I have to meditate before and after the news. I’m sure it’s an inner thing, a filter of sorts to detach from getting caught up in manipulative tactics. Your comments on this?

John, Enf...

Dear Neale...

Growing up, I always drew and I planned on going to school for Art, but when it came to the end of Senior year (I remember it like it was yesterday), we were sitting in the counselor's office and they told us how much Art school would be and how expensive the materials were and what my chances were of achieving a profitable/successful career in Art, we decided not to do it. 

I was worried about leaving all that debt in my parents' name, when they knew I could not afford it. I did...

 Dear Neale,

I've been with you all along, since you published your first CwG book.  I've been to your retreats, read your newsletters and all of your books.

And your newsletters have always been good. I look forward to receiving them and they positively impact my life each and every time I open one.  I often share them with friends.

Lately, they seem to have a new depth and clarity---a clarity full of understanding and longing in each and every word.  I feel as if your journey has reached so...

Dear Mr. Walsch:

I was beginning to not want to read any more new age and spiritual books. My searching, prayers, etc. were getting me nowhere. But I enjoyed CwG Book 1 through my laughter and tears. I don't understand, "If you look at something, it will disappear." Please explain. My whole life is crap I'd like to make disappear. I've had unbearable health problems for 23 years. I've always had health problems. I don't have medical insurance, so I stay home and suffer. If you do healings, hel...

Dear Neale,

I am hoping the current issues in the news will compel you to address one of the basic ideas our country was founded on, the right to bear arms.  It seems there aren't many people 'on the fence' regarding this issue.  I am personally a pacifist, yet I don't have a solution to the problem of how to defend yourself against those with guns, without guns.  Ever been to 'neutral' Switzerland ?  Neutral by force, yet they are not killing each other in the streets.  What's the difference? ...

Dear Neale Donald Walsch:

I have so many questions regarding CwG , but I think I'll just ask one at this time. I don't recall reading anything about forgiveness. Did God in this conversation mention forgiveness, since forgiveness is such a large issue in Christianity? Also, your format is very similar to A Course In Miracles, in which forgiveness is almost everything. This book has helped me tremendously so far, although it really has scared me in many ways. I appreciate all of your efforts.

Dear Neale...

A question: Are we just here as highly evolved animals trying to put a "grander" meaning to things when there is none?

Every time there is a tragic event I attempt to apply these spiritual lessons I've had or book I've read to make sense of it, to comfort me. I must honestly say it doesn't always work--neither the sense of it, nor the comfort.  You start to question, "What am I doing? What does it all really mean?" Is there a G ift  O f D ivinity (GOD) in all this??"

Did God jus...

Dear Mr. Walsch,

Thank you for the gift of your book to the world.   I recently borrowed a copy of The New Revelations from my local public library.  

I have found your philosophies to be both insightful and challenging.   I find much within it with which my heart concurs. I would, however, seek to take issue with you on a fundamental point.   You state that it is not necessary to reject old beliefs in order to transcend them.   I find this difficult to accept.

From a Christian perspective, d...