Chandra, I just looked up this bloke out of interest and found
http://www.cwg.org/ - a whole website devoted to the books.
Okay I admit, I didn’t get beyond the welcome from Neale which goes:
“Dear Friend, Your coming to this web site means more to me than I could ever tell you. It says to me that you are one of the courageous ones. Someone on whom we can count on to continue the silent, individual search for the highest truth in order to make a difference in your own life…..”
I started laughing. Oh boy! What rot, what patronising, intelligence-insulting, assumptive, presumptive claptrap. That’s my opinion. Why?
He has no idea why I’m coming to his website but he presumes so much. That insults me.
“
means more to me than I could ever tell you?” – too true, I’m not about to listen to him at all. No way. Because he has no intention of listening to me does he? Uh-oh, no. It’s a one-way monologue here and I’ve enough of those in my lifetime.

He obviously knows the one and only truth and he’s about to give it to me. haha. No thanks!
I am one of the courageous ones?? So, if I leave his website, I’m weak and not courageous?
Seriously, I can see how this would appeal to a narcissistic personality. To be one of the chosen ones (as they surely already are!), one of the few who know the truth eh? Give me a break.
No wait. I just noticed a plug for this book, ‘What God Wants’:
“When was the last time you read a dangerous book? Be careful. This book is dangerous.”
Brilliant marketing! I love it. It’s so clever, wow yes please, we all (in our 2 year old Nism) want to be powerful and dangerous and want to sit to God’s right hand. Beware any book that says “
If embraced, it most certainly will change your life.” It’s appealing to people who don’t have a mind of their own.
How dare a human being presume to know what God wants???????? How arrogant. Does Neale think he is the new Jesus? Maybe he does. Maybe he is.

Maybe I won’t survive my criticism of his website. On the other hand, my God
likes being questioned and criticised, he or she or it likes me to think for myself, so maybe I will survive. So will you Chandra
PS Vunil
"In the spring of 1992...God began talking with you. Through me."
Well, gosh, thanks.
thanks for the giggle...P