Omg! Why the Hell Have You Forsaken Us?, Nemeth Jean

Imagine a time or circumstance in your life when something happened that was the final straw that broke the camels back, then journaling your personal grievances that same day, pouring your heart out, venting your anger and disappointments. Imagine being so at the end of your tether that during this journaling your words become the embittered ramblings of your frustration, condemning every belief you ever had, crying out to the universe and demanding a response from anyone who would answer you call. Now imagine receiving a reply...

Sometimes, when you lose your way, it is only the solitude of darkness that will light the path back home.

Here are some reader reviews from the original release:
(This book was originally released under the title Gods Closet Ally.)

For all who have ever had a spiritual bad hair day, had a dummy spit a spirit, gotten frustrated or angry with the unseen realms, this book will undoubtedly resonate with you.

The style of this book may well have created a new genre in the area of Mind, Body and Spirit, namely Spiritual Satire. The author has a way of making even the heavier aspects of this philosophical banter easier to digest through his quirky style and delivery.

This book takes us through the authors questioning and struggle with the suffering of the world and why a loving God would allow such a thing. He tackles this issue head on with honesty, wisdom and humor.

Nemeth treads where angels fear to go, and deals with areas most new age writers tactfully avoid.

This captivating channeled dialogue between a very cynical, yet humorous, broken man and his teacher radically challenges some orthodox belief structures and provides a mind-expanding, thought-provoking feast for all readers open to discovering their own innate truth.

Brave, honest, funny, refreshing, though-provoking, one of a kind.

There are those who will consider this dialogue the channeling of some otherworldly Being, inspired guidance or just the work of a great imagination. However, the origin of the source should best be left to the interpretation of the reader.

Whilst reading the wonderful soul-connected book by Jean Nemeth, his cheek and times confronting, yet heart-felt honesty, made me laugh aloud.

This book is not for the faint-hearted.

The author has obviously taken a great risk in writing this book with such openness and honesty. How refreshing and down-to-earth. Read it, I dare you.