Conversations with God Books in Order
Explore Neale Donald Walsch's Conversations with God books in reading order, with summaries of their spiritual dialogues about personal life and humanity's future.
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Conversations with God books in publication order
4 books
Conversations with God, Book 1
by Neale Donald Walsch
1995
Neale Donald Walsch presents a dialogue he describes as conversations with God, exploring spirituality and the relationship between humanity and the divine. Questions about love, fear, creativity, and personal choice frame his approach to living with greater awareness.
Living in the World with Honesty, Courage, and Love
by Neale Donald Walsch
1997
In the second Conversations with God volume, Walsch expands his reported dialogue into questions about time, space, politics, and sexuality. He examines how spiritual ideas might inform daily life and the wider world in which people live.
Embracing the Love of the Universe
by Neale Donald Walsch
1998
The third Conversations with God volume broadens Walsch's reported dialogue to the soul, human evolution, and the nature of love and fear. It considers highly evolved beings and their perspectives on life, happiness, and humanity's potential.
Awaken the Species
by Neale Donald Walsch
2017
Walsch describes a renewed dialogue with God about humanity's evolution and possible assistance from highly evolved beings. Sixteen contrasts between their behavior and human habits provide a framework for his proposals about personal and collective change.
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