Conversation With God Analysis

Conversations with God “Conversations with God” is a book by Neale Donald Walsh that tells of the disappointments he underwent in his life. He had a habit of writing his thoughts down in the form of letters. It was during a very difficult moment of his life that he was forced to pen down an angry letter to God almost with a will that came from within the subconscious. He demanded to know why life was a struggle to him. To him, it was like everything was falling to crumbles. He was particularly broke, and his relationships were failing one by one. Additionally, he had a car accident that left him hurt and devastated in addition to losing his job. Life was a struggle to him. Neale decided to ask God why all this was happening in his life. To his utter amazement, God responded in a way that he had not expected. He asked questions about the nature and purpose of God. He also asked his purpose and how he would understand his role in life including the free will and emotional aspects that affected him due to disappointments. Most importantly, he questioned the significance and meaning of everything that happened around him including relationships, from the romantic and …show more content…
With all the loss in the world and getting no love, I was happy to realize that my lifelong question had been answered. The question is whether there is a person who loves me more. I realize that in addition to loving me, there was a Superior being who loved me the way I am with all my faults and misgivings. One question that came up after reading the book was whether all the sufferings in the world had a beginning. I was curious to know whether the suffering was as a consequence of the wrongdoings and sins that we make that make us guilty of an offense. At first, I thought that they were a form of punishment as a