Understanding & Experiencing Unconditional Divine Love (A Short Book with a HUGE Message) An Invitation We humans have created many rules, rituals, and practices, that center around our relationship with God (or whatever name you prefer for the divine). Our intentions to express to God our gratitude, joy, inspiration, and happiness are certainly divine; however, it appears we humans sometimes get caught up in the details of the beliefs we have about God. We seem to need to make ourselves right and others wrong, which causes heartache, pain, and sometimes death. It is possibly now more...

Babies are so easy to love. It feels so natural to love a newborn child unconditionally. The love just naturally flows out of us. Nobody has to teach us. Nobody has to ask us. Nobody has to convince us. It just happens. How wonderful it would be if we could always love, cherish, and appreciate our children as gorgeous, loving, angels. How great it would be to carry our love with us and maintain it powerfully forever. We can do that. We simply need to be nudged to remember. We just need to be reminded what we hold dear and precious. We only need to take time out for a few moments and bask in...

Somewhere in human history many of us decided that the divine does not care about how we make a living. We told ourselves the divine was only concerned with -spiritual- matters and not concerned with -materialistic- things such as work. Few of us fully live our highest spiritual values in our workplace. This is a common source of frustration, guilt, shame, and dissatisfaction for billions of us. What if the divine actually wants us to experience life, love, joy, fulfillment, and abundance inside and outside our work? What if the divine cares about our work simply because the divine cares...

The Critical Question If we know at the core of our being... that the Divine, the creator of all that is... created us out of love for us... and loves us exactly as we are... no matter what we do... Is there anything that could happen to us... anything anyone could say to us... or anything we or anyone else could ever do... to ever make us feel we are unworthy of Unconditional Divine Love? If, on the other hand... we believe at the core of our being... that the Divine, the creator of all that is... did not create us out of love for us... and does not love us exactly as we are... is there...

Who is included in God's plan? Is it only the people like me? Is it only the people like you? What atrocities and apathy do we justify every day by declaring others are outside of God's chosen circle of people? If each group says it's "in," but others aren't, who's right? We've seen the results of excluding others from our group. We have comfortably clung to a gospel of exclusion. How well has it really served us? Is it even accurate? What if we really are part of one divine family? What would that mean? How would we have to change? WARNING Reading this book may lead you to (1) consider the...

What would you be willing to do in order to meet God? Join a curious and excited young boy on his journey to meeting the divine. You might meet God, too. The journey may be shorter and simpler than you think. (This is a simple & short story for you to take in slowly and let it sink in deeply).

What would you be willing to do in order to meet God? Join a curious and excited young girl on her journey to meeting the divine. You might meet God, too. The journey might be shorter and simpler than you think. (This is a simple & short story for you to take in slowly and let it sink in deeply).

If you could teach only one spiritual lesson, what would you teach? What truth could you share that is so powerful, it would change the way others live? There are a few core ideas that most spiritual traditions hold as true. Some believe that the most powerful and life-transforming truths are so self-evident and so obvious that all traditions agree about them. This book contains one of those ideas. The idea is so simple and powerful, that if it is truly understood and lived by all, the world can only be a peaceful, loving, and joyful place. Our inability to understand and live this idea is a...