I'm still unsure whether or not Walsh just imagined all this stuff or he seriously thought he was talking to God. I mean, for God to suggest Walsh write a trilogy, the most financially rewarding way to publish books, is a little suspect. But that doesn't take away from the value of the message: We are all one, we are all one with every thing and every one, God is love, we are not born sinners, we are born to love and be loved, we are here to live out the experiences our soul needs to move toward enlightenment. The message is solid and common among many new age writers. Walsh just presents it in a unique and digestible way. Don't let the title fool you. This is not about God in the traditional sense. This is about understanding the universe and our connection to that universal spirit of love. I highly recommend this book.