In Home With God, Neale Donald Walsh explores the expierience that we call death and dying and the life hereafter .This
is the last installment in the best selling Conversations with God series written over eleven years. In a word for word transcription of a conversation with God he explores eighteen
remembrances using metaphor and examples to explain some of the controversal issues raised by this book.
In the eighteen remembrances he asks the questions and receives the answers that humanity has been asking for thousands of years and offers new insights into the jouney we all undertake in this and other lifetimes.
The dialogue covers astonishing new concepts which include the thought provoking principles that we are the cause of our own death and that dying is reversible . You cannot die against your will and that death is never a tragedy but always a gift . The death of every person always serves the agenda of every other person who is aware of it. In death you will be greeted by all of your loved ones, including those who will die after you. Some of these remembrances may be surprising and will challenge many of our beliefs.
The message of Home With God is that life is eternal and that what we all
experience after death is what we choose to experience, heaven is exactly what you imagine it to be,not unfamiliar in many ways to Buddhist teachings. We all move through an endless cycle where there is no beginning and no end. Death is an energy shift which produces fluctuations in the rate and frequency of the vibration of your being and is the passage way between the physical world and the spiritual world and back again.There is no such thing as the end of evolution.We cannot change our experiences in this lifetime or the next until we know how we have created it. Once we answer many of the questions we have about death, we will have answered many of the answers we have about life. The reader will learn or remember many things at the furthest frontier of spirituality and receive easy to understand information on quantam physics and the nature of reality. There is nothing mysterious about the universe once you look right at it.