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Looking for a link to any previous thread re this recently published book, please.
I really enjoyed this one as well as all the previous books but I've not been able to find any posts about it here, yet.

Negentropy

How about you co-create a thread (this one) with regards to "Home With God?"

You will?

That's great!

So you were saying.....

In the mean time,
And in between time,
I found these links for you/us:

http://www.friendsofcwg.com/forum/viewt ... 83&start=0

http://www.friendsofcwg.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11502

http://www.friendsofcwg.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11502

http://www.friendsofcwg.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11502

And from Humanity's Team website:

http://www.humanitysteamus.org/forum/in ... opic=986.0

But these are soooo old, and this is why you must update us with fresh perspective.

I insist.

And we all know that what you insist, will turn to bliss

i am interested and listening......

Thank you for these links joshuway2. Much appreciated and I do apologize for not replying sooner but unfortunately I went home on Friday and left my password in the office over the weekend. That's the God's honest truth.
The posts are not that old, at least not to me. They're only last year so I will enjoy reading them and I'll certainly add to them where appropriate. I see little value initiating another thread when others have already set the ball rolling in previous threads but thanks for the suggestion.

Thanks again,
Negentropy

I am on my third reading of Home with God. I read some of the other threads and find that some people are still questioning the validity of this latest book. I too at one time thought Neale was a little over the top. I saw him a time ago and he seemed to get angry with someone in the audience suggested he was just doing this for the money. I guess he hears that lot. I think the thing is whether the books are true or not he is doing a tremendous amount of good. There is nothing negative that I've found in the books I've read. And they have helped me a great deal in my overall outlook on life.

Personally, if I was earning loads upon loads of cash, for a spiritual venture, I would expect the world to be critical of me. I would *expect* people to be angry with me. It would be different, if I was earning a normal wage, but *of course* people would be angry with me for earning loads of money for something that I actually enjoy doing, which is spiritually fulfilling to me. Why would they be mad?

I'll tell you why; because most of the normal people are so used to doing work that they can't stand to earn their keep, that someone who actually does something they enjoy, they simply envy. That said, I was pissed off with Neale for charging $50 just to listen to one of his talks when he visited Australia-the promotion of his movie I believe. Then again, I was on such a low income at the time for being a university student, $50 for me was a fortune, when it would cost me just $15 at the most to see a normal movie.

I am personally a bit frustrated with the fact that Neale has decided to stop writing CWG books, as to be honest, he was VERY good at that, he was very good at writing dialogues with "God" that looked at the contemporary issues facing society in an open, and honest way. I guess even if I never fully trusted Neale, I do trust the "God" that he speaks to. If I ever end up in Neale's shoes, I say this; look upon everything I say with an open mind, look at me critically, and don't be afraid to attack every single argument I make from every possible angle. That *is* what the message of CWG was about, wasn't it? Being encouraged to think for ourselves, and come to our own conclusions? (Yes, I thought so)

Oh well, even if Neale doesn't plan on writing dialogs that deal with contemporary issues...the rest of us certainly can. To trust myself, above all others...now that would be something...

I just had to say Stephen that is so true and it's something all of us need to do more often.

Thanks for sharing that truth and bringing me remembrance.

I have just begun reading Home with God last week, and frankly it is beautiful pre-sleep reading. I find the reminders simplistic and yet provocative. Timely even.



I was thrilled to find that most of NDW's books are available at my public libraries too.

very interesting concepts and thoughts within the books...