Cloudy - I went and downloaded the german/english translation toolbar from google. It works, but reading the translation has had me in stitches. It's like reading Shakespeare again! Not sure what's going on with Baerbel's post though - the english translation only serves as to confuse. Thanks for the tip.

Anne

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Hi Anne and everyone else,

thanks for your answer. So far I'm not ready for book 2 of the Conversations with God yet. I'm still thinking about many things written in book 1. In fact I've started to read it for the second time.

You've asked what other books I have read. I've read a lot of them. Some were very interesting some were not exactly my cup of tea. One of my favourite books is "Stepping into the magic" by Gill Edwards. I bought it in England in 1995 and it accompanied me since then.

There is also a German author called Peter Kummer who wrote I think five books on creative thinking as he calls it. I don't know whether they have been translated into German.

And as I've already mentioned I like "Mind Power" by John Kehoe. By the way he's got a very interesting homepage with lots of helpful articles.

Unfortunately I haven't read the books you named. Are they about creative thinking?

It's sad that "The Secret" can only be ordered directly from the homepage. But maybe I'll find a copy at ebay or amazon soon.

Greetings to everyone

Karina

Hi Anne and Smilie,

I've just gone through the letters we have written here and here is what has come to my mind:

1. Dear Anne. It's a great pleasure for me to speak and write in English since I love English and England more any other country/language.

2. And smilie, do you live in England?

3. Since I live in Germany please feel free to ask me some words or phrases you would like to have translated into English.

Again greetings to my beautiful England and the wonderful people who live there

Karina