The Only Thing That Matters
Conversations with Humanity, Book 2
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Neale Donald Walsch
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Something like 108 billion people have lived on our planet during its history, and despite all of the experiences in all of the lifetimes of all of those people, we have still not found a way to exist together in peace and harmony, much less create individual lives with a powerfully glorious, intrinsic meaning and a wonderfully joyful purpose. Life has such a meaning and purpose, but across thousands of years only a very small number of human beings seem to have really understood it. Until now. Now, everyone seems to be "getting it" all at once - and agreeing with one another, at last, that it truly is...The Only Thing That Matters.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Anonymous User
- 04-01-19
Beautiful book & audio
I love the philosophy of NDW and the message his insight gifts us ~ to lead a more present & fulfilling life.
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- Anonymous User
- 24-02-19
Brilliant
One of the best books i have heard. Brilliantly read and delivered with amazing accuracy.
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Overall1 out of 5 stars
- memosa
- 13-04-13
patronising
I've tried and tried to 'get into' Donald Walschs' workhowever, I can't! It's so Americanised and patronising. Does he thing we are all stupid?? I dislike his voice, he is packaging spirituality for profit. My very least favourite spititual writer
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