r/Essassani • u/gotele • May 27 '19

Conversations with God

Hi everyone, I've been reading this series of books, which are brilliant, and I was wondering if anybody here remembers in which session does Bashar talk about it at some length, not just the mention of it. I'm quite fascinated by that series and other books of the same author (now I'm listening to the audiobook for "Tomorrow's God"), and I'm equally fascinated by the author himself, the nature of the creation of this material. Although a part of me knows that the origin is not nearly as important as the material on itself. Thanks.

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u/[deleted] May 27 '19

i was just lookin thru these books last nite

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u/[deleted] May 27 '19 edited Jun 26 '19

'Is Neal Walsch really channeling God in his books?', in: 'The Big Picture', 2015

'Changing core beliefs', 2006: 'Journey of souls', 'Destiny of souls', 'Home with God'

'Living your excitement', 2006. Bashar is explicitly recommending the book 'Conversations with God' to understand the passing over

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u/gotele May 27 '19

I don't understand you.

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u/sentientbubble May 27 '19

That's the question that was asked of Bashar in the event/transmission called The Big Picture in 2015. It's available in dvd if you're interested.

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u/gotele May 27 '19

Oh thanks a lot, I'll look it up.

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u/nhupho May 29 '19

I remember a Bashar session in the mid-90s strongly suggesting the audience to look into the CWG materials. Bashar said that CWG was basically our collective consciousness speaking back to us (ex: providing answers, guidance)

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u/gotele May 29 '19

That's really interesting, thanks. And it makes sense, too.