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When Everything Changes, Change Everything: In a Time of Turmoil, a Pathway to Peace
A dear one has died. Or a romantic relationship has ended. Or a job that was once going to be your career has just evaporated. Or your child has left home. Or you've moved to a new town. Or you're suddenly facing a health crisis, or a financial crisis, or a crisis of faith . . .
. . . whatever the circumstance, you are sure about one thing: Nothing will ever be the same.
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Published
May 8th 2009
by Hampton Roads Publishing Company
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This book was incredibly annoying from the beginning. There are quite possibly some nuggets of wisdom in the book, but as I read the first 5 chapters I found myself struggling to get through his writing style and mentally raising my eyebrows over the "new age-i-ness" of it all.
I skimmed the rest of the book hoping it would get better and meatier but no luck. It was tons of repetition, and Tedious Capitalization of Important Points the author didn't want you to miss and...more
I skimmed the rest of the book hoping it would get better and meatier but no luck. It was tons of repetition, and Tedious Capitalization of Important Points the author didn't want you to miss and...more
This book certainly contains kernels of wisdom and plenty of sensible ideas about psychology and approaching the the reality of life in this domain, where change is a constant. Unfortunately I am not partial to this type of writing: self-referential and self-congratulatory, relentlessly optimistic, somewhat-condescendingly conversational (the conversational aspect is intentional; I just don't love it) and repetitive, with frequent italicizations and capitalized words and phrases to connote Impor...more
This author has an interesting perspective on how to look at and process life. I took some of the points and am incorporating them into my thoughts and already see a more positive outlook from which God blesses....it's faith in action!
Another good book from Neale Donal Walsch. He has continued to add to my education of life. This book reviews and expands on a few of the concepts found in Conversations with God and adds a few new ideas. This book invites us to learn and practice nine ways to change everything in order to move from one reality to the next in order to discover a new way of living. I know that putting this model of self change to practice will work for anyone. The changing everything plan is simple to understand....more
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Neale Donald Walsh is fantastic. He is something else. He never ceases to amaze and inspire me. I can read his Conversation with God books at any time and always get something new from them. It always calms me, reminds me that life is always - no matter what - completely and utterly AWESOME. This book is no different. He really taught me to not take things personally. To realize that everything really is up to me. How I react to events/situations. How I feel at any given moment. Am I happy? Sad?...more
. I have been going though so many changes the last 2 years and this book has helped me to understand so much. I thank God for Neale Donald Walsch this is just what I needed.
I would recommend it to everyone.
I would recommend it to everyone.
This book has been in the top 50 at Amazon.com since it's realease last week. The NY Times called us and is tracking it for their list. Reviews have been fantastic...I encourage you to check it out.
In the midst of my own life changes, incredibly validating messages in this book....
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I'm only halfway through, but it's already been life-changing
This book had some gems hidden, but the conversational style was so distracting! I LOVED Conversations With God, but this book needed some tighter editing.
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I read this book as part of a book study, hoping to find some pathways through the grief I was experiencing after my mother-in-law's and father's untimely deaths. To be meaningful to me, I had to overlook most of the religious references, but did come away with some new coping mechanisms - "changing resistance to acceptance" continues to be my favorite nugget of wisdom from the book. The companion workbook I found much more engaging, the actual book was a tedious read.
Lots to think about...
Since I own this book hopefully I'll pick it up again, but the workshop I went to based on the book was much better.
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A fascinating review of my history. Across various areas of a woman's life and role
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Read once, reading again....lots to learn from this beauty!
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Awesome book.... peace of mind and heart found here.
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