"Lord lift thou up the light of thy countenance upon us."  (Psalms 4:6)

     "I have heard the crying of your heart.  I have seen the searching of your soul.  I know how deeply you have desired the truth.  In pain have you called out for it and in joy.  Unendingly have you beseeched Me.  Show Myself.  Explain Myself.  Reveal Myself."   Conversations with God. 
     "Always the appropriate mechanism is found through which divinity can reach and communicate with humanity, and it is with this communication and these Instruments of divine energy that the doctrine of Avatars or "Coming Ones" has to do.   An Avatar is one Who has a particular capacity  (besides a self-initiated task and a pre-ordained destiny) to transmit energy or divine power."  From: "The Reappearance of the Christ," by Alice Bailey.
     I have chosen Neale Donald Walsch to transmit my divine power to all of mankind.   This I have done as God: the benevolent dictator.   Together we are responsible for what is the Conversations with God trilogy.  He asked the questions,  I dictated the answers using my all encompassing power.   Both the first and second books have made it to the New York Times best seller list.   While that is all well and good,  I won't rest until these books are as popular as my other best seller; The Holy Bible.
     I am The Holy Ghost Writer.  The difference between a Ghost Writer and The Holy Ghost Writer is that a Ghost Writer uses another name to write that which needs to be written.  The Holy Ghost Writer uses other people which he inspires to write that which he needs written for him.
     Neale Donald Walsch explains how We wrote Conversations with God like this;  "You are about to have an extraordinary experience.  You are about to have a conversation with God.  Yes, yes.  I know...that's not possible.  You probably think (or have been taught) that's not possible.  One can talk to God, sure, but not with God.  I mean God is not going to talk back, right?  At least not in the form of a regular, everyday conversation!                                                                                                                   
     That's what I thought too. Then this book happened to me.  And I mean that literally.  This book was not written by me, it happened to me.  And in your reading of it, it will happen to you, for we are all led to the truth for which we are ready."   (book one,  introduction.)                                                                                                               
     "In the spring of 1992- it was around Easter as I recall- an extraordinary phenomenon occurred in my life.  God began talking with you.  Through me.                                                                                                                             
     Let me explain.                                                                                                                             
     I was very unhappy during that period, personally, professionally, and emotionally, and my life was feeling like a failure on all levels. As I'd been in the habit for years of writing my thoughts down in letters (which I usually never delivered), I picked up my trusty yellow legal pad and began pouring out my feelings.                                                                                           
     This time, rather than another letter to another person I imagined to be victimizing me, I thought I'd go straight to the source; straight to the greatest victimizer of them all.  I decided to write a letter to God.                       It was a spiteful, passionate letter, full of confusions, contortions, and condemnations.  And a pile of angry questions...                                               
     To my surprise, as I scribbled out the last of my bitter, unanswerable questions and prepared to toss my pen aside, my hand remained poised over the paper, as if held there by some invisible force.  Abruptly, the pen began moving on its own.  I had no idea what I was about to write, but an idea seemed to be coming, so I decided to flow with it.  Out came..."   
Conversations with God...  (Book One: page one.)

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