Conversations with God. Unusual Dialogue. Book 1

Before the reader is an unusual document of our time: a message from God - a kind of program for a spiritual revolution, encompassing all spheres of human knowledge and activity - from the strictly personal to the planetary.

This book... disturbs and worries because it presents us in a rather unflattering light, as if in a mirror. It is a call to each individual to become better, to rise above the habitual image of oneself, woven from self-pity and self-justification: to become worthy of that primogeniture which, as a pledge of eternal life, God has granted to humanity.

This book encourages and comforts because it lacks the traditional "fear of God" associated with mystical insights: without condemning a person, regardless of their choices, God shows them the way to Himself.

Such is, at least, the cognitive value of this "unusual dialogue," in which, regardless of tastes and preferences, the reader can find agreement with what their conscience tells them about their closeness to God or distance from Him.