Season 1 · Episode 2 — November 25, 2021
How Would God Explain Death?
with Neale Donald Walsch
Best-selling author and modern-day spiritual messenger Neale Donald Walsch shares what God would say about death, life, and what comes after.
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About This Episode
No matter what higher power you believe in — whether it’s God, Allah, the One, the Source, or universal life-force energy — many of us find ourselves talking to God or directing our prayers to someone or something outside of ourselves.
Some don’t believe in God per se, but in something. They might not be able to verbalize it, but whatever it may be, we often turn to that — let me call it “Source” — for answers, guidance, and help.
We are used to conversations and prayers being pretty one-sided. But what happens if God decides to answer?
Meet Neale Donald Walsch, bestselling author and modern-day spiritual messenger, and hear what God would say about death and life and what comes after.
BONUS MATERIAL: After reading one of Neale’s later books “The Essential Path,” there was one subject I really wanted to dive deeper into. Have a listen, as this may be one of THE most important issues today.
Neale Donald Walsch is a modern-day spiritual messenger whose words touched me deeply as I was going through grief and searching for answers.
About the Guest
Neale Donald Walsch
Neale Donald Walsch is a modern-day spiritual messenger whose words have touched millions around the world. He has written more than 20 books, which have been translated into 37 languages. His “Conversations with God” series has sold millions of copies worldwide and sparked a global spiritual movement.
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