Neale Donald Walsch

Neale Donald Walsch is a bestselling author recognized globally as a significant voice on spirituality. With a foundational interest in religion and spirituality, Walsch explored these themes deeply throughout his career, which culminated in a transformative experience leading to the creation of the "Conversations With God" (CwG) series. These books have reached a vast audience, having been translated into 37 languages and selling over 7.5 million copies worldwide. Each book in the dialogue series has been featured on the New York Times Bestseller list, with "Conversations with God: Book 1" remaining on the list for an impressive two and a half years.

Walsch's literary contributions extend beyond the "CwG" series, totaling over a dozen works that include titles such as "Re-Creating Yourself," "Happier Than God," and "When Everything Changes, Change Everything." His writings emphasize the practical application of spirituality in daily life and have inspired impactful changes in the lives of millions. Beyond his books, Walsch has participated in global dialogues with other spiritual leaders like Eckhart Tolle, discussing the evolution of awareness and promoting new spiritual understandings.

In response to the global impact of his work, Walsch founded several outreach initiatives aimed at fostering global peace and understanding. These projects include the CWG Foundation and Humanity’s Team, among others, all contributing towards moving the world from violence to peace and from confusion to clarity. Walsch's outreach has taken him to spiritually significant sites around the world, including Macchu Picchu and Tiananmen Square, engaging diverse cultures in discussions about peace and new ways to understand life and spirituality. He resides in southern Oregon with his wife, Em Claire, a noted poet, and continues to travel extensively, sharing the transformative messages of the "Conversations with God" books along with Em's poetic works that provide healing insights.