For my last book I was required to read a number of the popular self-help books on happiness. It was only dogged persistence and several strong cigars that got me through them. But lo and behold, at the suggestion of a friend, I took a look at the best-selling Conversations with God and found out I had not yet tasted the dregs of pop spirituality. Abruptly, the pen began moving on its own .
Private revelation is nothing new.
These claims should always be met with a healthy skepticism. Feeling is the language of the soul . If you want to know what's true for you about something, look to how you're feeling about it. . . . Walsch's God definitely aims to please. That simplifies a lot of dilemmas.