According to Lynn Grabhorn: “We’re all gods incarnate struggling to remember who and what we are. We can struggle blindly with our problems until we opt for bodily death, or we can spend a few minutes alone each day to fill our consciousness with the reality that we are not alone, that we do indeed have a greater purpose in life.”

To me the previous paragraph is powerful and inspiring. After all this comes from a former addict who went through the Twelve Steps.

She continued: “We come here for one reason only to expand our conscious minds beyond the apparent limitations of life, back into the remembrance that underneath all the masquerading and identities we call reality, we are magnificent unlimited beings incarnated for the purpose of realizing our godhood in human form.

Neale Walsch wrote: ” … God is not on our side in the sense that God favors you over someone else but  life is always prepared to give us what we most firmly and feelingly believe we are going to receive.”

I believe what Neale Walsch has written but as a former English teacher his pronouns upset me.

According to Dr Page; “These rules form the basis of ‘BELIEF SYSTEMS’ which are then the main impulse of future activities.”

Neale Walsch elsewhere wrote: “Beliefs are the inventions and conventions of humanity.”

“Life proceeds out of your intentions for it. We have been told, ‘As you believe, so will it be done unto you.’ And that is true. Belief is a strong and very powerful energy.”

Dr Page evaluated beliefs thus: “The soul’s assessment is based on intuition, which is influened by the power of discernment.” She continued: “Sadly when man is purely identifying with his mental body [beliefs] there is little impact from the soul’s energy.”

“Life affects life through the process of life itself. The essential essence is an energy that has an impact on life. ” Walsch

“One who learns how to use this energy in a positive fashion through thought, word and action has stepped onto the road to mastery in living.”