Neale Donald Walsch...Connections

[0:40]" This book happier than guard and is just amazing and and we'll get to it a second but. I I love that the whole concept of the conversations with god books and and even ask this question gazillion times and I know the answer but I think our listeners might like to know. About this. This sense of connectedness that you have with god that many of us are looking to look strengthen ourselves and how it happened that you were able to write those books and god through you and with you wrote those books how did it happen in short --"

[1:10]" Well first of all let me just expressing that this can happen to everyone and is happening to everyone in one form or simply called -- culture call it serendipity York with the situation or all the inspiration or blind luck or whatever we call coincidence or getting -- other names because our society has precondition -- into terms that I have chosen to use but the experience I think is that typical. And estimate message of the books now ally in particular at this very common experience and everyone. It cited reached you know real dent in my life numbered years ago -- falling apart -- Health had two really deteriorated to my relationship with my significant other reached kind of dead and as well and and has -- since we're working in the area of my life and it was very very frustrated by that as one could imagine that. I had one of close those experiences that we often referred to as a dark -- of missile will corrupt literally attacked in the dark economic forces in the morning. And began peace in the house. I'm wondering would it take to make life work. And a site that count on the couch in the beauty -- just -- electable next typical very well was fooled by the and picked up a yellow legal candidate on the coffee table economy flicked on the land grab the pen and began writing very. Angry letter to cut which is to be asked those questions and it was particularly -- anyway what do like. While we're at it to deserve a license its continuing ongoing apparently never ending struggle what's -- on your somebody deeply to rule books I promise I'll play. Just keep the rule book. And after -- the rules please don't change them in the middle of the game. Which has been my experience so I -- I just was reading this letter to nobody particular just a letter to -- If you please or -- of the universe to like itself but. As of this -- the end of that note I heard a voice over my right shoulder and you know which unite the spots where you didn't consult me that the -- was. Physically in the room. That's okay and -- in my mind or mansion but it was in the room at least that was my experience in the room and the voice says it's simply -- you reading -- interest. To all of these questions or are you just sent to. And I remember chocolate bit and that would be -- people stared of course what ones that I thought that was what had published. I was sworn somebody actually sent that to me and I laughed myself and actually we talked and I am printing which is cutting interest pictures likely to know they are. It was that it was as if somebody had downloaded the interest to every question ever -- I mean my -- was just that fast. So at least filled with the answers to those questions so I began writing very very quickly what I I put this way it was hearing in my mind. And of course to -- other questions because answers -- although they were clear. They were security -- inspired other questions because all of it could be that one paragraph so with -- began asking questions about the strikeouts and -- I got other captures and I ask questions about those interest in before I know that Jordan I was in the middle of an on paper. Dialogue with I didn't know what it was at that point just cheese is higher -- is in fact my imagining or. Could I actually have got in touch some strange way with the source of divine insight that the -- it was to that some bubbles Coca. I began asking those questions is it possible for ordinary we keep people who you know our security wholly or sacred or into -- that. Neither -- to -- change to possible for the average person to actually have a a conversation got to answer Erica was of course accepts all the time. It is because it's cute it would appear in the entire human rights."

[4:53]" I love and of course on in this very latest book which is. Really -- in a way to to what has been happening this phenomenon of the secret and all of these. You know ask what you want to four in life it will be there and you've taken at though two too much more basic spiritual level and examined it. And I really loved the philosophy behind this because for many people they're looking for stuff they get the stuff and they're still looking they're not satisfied and what you've done here is is provide us with a a blueprint. In a way that's gentle I think that's the best way to describe its gentle and inviting new."

[5:31]" Well thank you jerk for saying that I think that it is but I think even inject -- its more complete I think what attracted to book. In addition to Egypt Lebanon fighting was to complete the sentence set I think that the secret and other books of this nature had to do with the so called law of attraction. We're wonderful introductions great -- trees to please into the septic -- the material -- saw out there was simply you'd complete didn't tell the whole story. And therefore led to a lot of people happy I'm not hearing by the way on the road -- broke out. But is -- a somewhat common reaction is not -- which is evil I tried the -- tried using that well attractions to estimate does work. Or just work -- were goodies well Cecil it would have to sit -- and found myself sitting. Now most people and patiently explaining how this little more to it -- just seeking good slots mean is somewhat more. This is -- a delicate technology it is the technology of creation but here's just a bit more to it that she thinks so. I began developing on the road in response to Indonesia comments from people. A larger explanation of economics -- you know -- put competitive called an acute got a that you enjoyed."

[6:38]" In the first a couple of pages actually pitched three you -- what you -- life was meant to be happy and and you say how happy just how -- can you be what you can be happier than god -- that when -- You throw that title at -- some people they. They they're taken aback because the idea that god and we are in the same boat together. It is anathema to some people want to believe god is over there were over here we have two. But to ask our permission to to be happy to do anything for that matter not point that -- making and hopefully that god is making -- a new."

[7:11]" No I think that what we're needing to view and it's the first -- two steps in that book. Took -- steps to be happy and god is to bring an end to -- called separation theology which is to pieces of all the difficulties simply to the race is experiencing and I use that were advised of the we all. Of the difficulties were experiencing and panda and the idea of separation theology creates in us is that would you suggest -- here got -- here I will be here ever between shall meet at least until we try. -- it gets to decide what we're going to be in order not to put -- how -- look at -- perhaps what -- knows -- we walked eccentric structure. And all the pre -- kind of like you know brought about listening to president Laurent without preconditions who who do that. So -- we've created I understand what it's hard bullet matching because he's created the got -- dirty war should televise. Without preconditions but the truth is that consulate for -- condition so well we have to do is bring an end to separation theology because of the just ended Derek it was just about each of us having her own idea of god and it's subtle but I think it got over there we're here ferret out but it doesn't end there it has incredible ramifications through the years. The separation technology has produced a separation cosmology that is -- logical way of looking at life. Its totality that is everything is separate everything else that in turn. Has produced a separation sociology that is that we socializing with each other as beatings in communities. -- say I will be here in Europe over there has separate interest from the horse some company B common interest but are always separate. And that in turn incredibly has produced -- separation. Technology that is pathological behavior is a self destruction. Every Davies seed in the eastern even to television networks so has got to be way to get around the world is in the anti anti trust to be happy again which he pretended to be. And the answer is bring an end to separation -- real liner sinking -- teaching. Our children was to -- who we are relationships that which is defined."

[9:58]" Well you know sure you bring took it after the elections which were a common question that thank you for addressing it you know -- talk about be happy it got. I'm very quickly so I don't believe my audience otherwise it would lose a practical person with more than ten years of their life they walk on the rootkit is not possibly can be happy. Until -- dig it deeper into the explanations -- actually it's such you can because you could even be happy. Within if you pleas to free workable we can't call sadness that sent this. And happiness are not mutually exclusive -- give the example and many people relate to district court he uses a simple example of like talk. And it -- for a I think fourteen or fifteen years and the poor -- she died last year you'd have to -- And while I was away on the trip and my house manager called me -- and ultimately he denied. Old country it is not -- of course as one would understand the forty -- like that and yet in the self same moment I mean almost identically simultaneously be a typical moment situation gosh. -- in that direction former because like its depictions miserably here maintaining its ability she -- siege and we want to walked into the room. And it was clear that territory which up that we would almost ready to to put her down into the personal thing which she left over all the clergy just left one day. It was it was very very happy not to listen to what which can get too many people. And many moments in the minds of people what they could also imagine themselves being happy and -- Simultaneously with the with the with -- with the -- called another vivid example. My oldest son when he went home he was about 1920 against these that it was time -- will not cannot -- And and that was my first born son that was bravery. Proud -- him. Very obviously attached for -- a text on which shall when he left. How he walked out the -- the last time as a member of the council and keep these key was -- little ritual we do differently if you succeed and it just. Tears in my eyes and sentenced. -- simultaneously so what people understandably did not have to expect that exclude happiness in in the noted to include sadness. That we understand the full Britain's global what it means to be human. And these these are -- this confirms our humanity."

[12:20]" That's a story that -- are familiar when I -- my daughter -- my first foreign -- college and cried like a -- but felt so good about that I -- it was a great cry and that's very very important to remember as we -- Neale Donald -- here in this amazing book that I recommend -- recommending it to friends and as well as -- in the audience happier. Then god. I guess the the overall question and the overall thought would be looking edit it and get at god as. As more than simply -- being a sentient being an all powerful being. But as as that which is everywhere and all time as you described it and it's a very loving relationship when you know that. God isn't jealous of for happy god doesn't feel bad if we. Are indeed happy and content he which -- that was kind of a nice thought not being afraid to to open up to that idea is it's it's pretty revolutionary."

[13:13]" Well you know I went to my own experience -- my -- will be unhappy with me. If I forgot to lead in the so called way but certification at least a better -- he has which -- father had been upset that. Miniature courses I want -- actually have even -- better be happy -- I've had I've got a pretty good life what Tibet structural what better for them. That even for myself so why aren't anywhere. Would be upset. Or which victims splash should be preposterous some some some theoretical for their offspring or their creations if you pleased to have it even better experience a -- experts are mortuaries extra supplies. That they have on the other hand to be real clear it's it's possible in the littoral ships to be happier than what happened being happy it got really means is if all of those carry an aspect of the divide in the past and I believe they'll do. And it's one aspect out of our friend neighbor first poster child is unhappy and ticketed today. And we are happy that that person that in fact we are happier than god. So that you title has been meant to you to just people at a larger spot that says you know. It is possible for us to be happier. And some of -- which means that we happier -- got into then raced to vibrations of the anyone around mr. Jordan's and our own new level of happiness. I also used it to that was kind of evocative -- of words that bring up an idea of the ultimate superlative. I -- title actually came to was apparently came to be it was a front it might was talking to Cuba and had a lot of money which will be busy at. And different cities he -- me he's got more money that dot. Cooler than experts and I've heard to it and I laughed and I knew exactly what he meant that it indeed need policy -- or percent or -- met. And I thought well you know what happier than god. More money than god the search terms that we used to mean the ultimate. Superlative at this time -- here is the ultimate supremacy I think it is possible for Russia to understand agree to secrets of like. To be happier than we ever pageant could possibly be."

[15:13]" I must say before we let you go that you work now has take and you all over the world is mentioned on your website and all that is going on with this. Has just blossom is something that you probably it when you're writing and that yellow pad and it in the midst of the darkness in your home. An angry letter to god. I'm sure the last thing in the world -- would have imagined would be talking to -- some -- in Boston -- long distance -- or -- flying on a plane to Tokyo and meeting with all the great spiritual masters and with the people what do you see in the eyes of the people who attend your actual seminars -- received -- from -- all the time. There's a -- I have -- a lot of my friends a lot of my listeners haven't and that I think is a very healthy thing that it the search for answers the search for connectedness -- despite what they say about the society being just you know black and White material I think they're more people at there'd just desperate to have a great relationship with god."

[16:04]" Well I absolutely or great relationship with like itself if they don't believe -- indicator. Apps and great relationship -- connection with each other there's nobody fact nobody that I know. Who just -- your trip that NYC the United of people stood in front of audiences add a deep entry there in the audience is simply see hope and possibility our seat looking into the eyes of hope hoping that what I'm Karen looked at. Could in fact be true could in fact be real could track the if you please as you -- is that. And I -- possibility -- that that sparked a possibility while he starts to make sense this guy is so we at all the -- person this -- in the consent to be. If you -- at least responsible he would -- that can't hurt anything let's try. So what I've given people a chance to do to try out some basic spiritual principles by the -- I must say these spiritual principles are at the heart of all of the world's great religions."

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