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This is a hands-on guide written to help individuals and groups implement the ideas found in The Tenth Insight. It provides detailed explanations and exercises on Tenth Insight topics: previous lifetimes, soul groups, birth visions, the use of dreams and prayers, and the World Vision.
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Millions have experienced the nine insights of The Celestine Prophecy and glimpsed the emerging world view that it describes. Inspired by this book, individuals across the world have opened up to the experience of guiding coincidences in their lives, and to a new sense of personal dignity and mission. Now, a new insight is emerging... The Tenth Insight.
The Tenth Insight will take you on a journey into other dimensions...to memories of past experiences and other countries...to the moment before our conception and the birth vision we all experience...to the passage of death and the life review we must all face...to the self-imposed isolation of hell, where fearful souls resist awakening...and the love-filled Afterlife dimension where the knowledge of human destiny is guarded and held. And, back on Earth, you will see the fear of the future that is endangeirng Earth's spiritual renaissance, and you will struggle to overcome this fear by exploirng the nature of intuition, synchronicity and visualization.
As you grasp The Tenth Insight your memories will expand to include an understanding of the long expanse of human history and the special mission we all share to bring humanity to answer, as never before, the unspoken questions that loom over all of human experience and in every human heart: Why are we here? What are we to do? Where are we going?
Again, with words that resonate with our deepest intuitions and illuminate both the world outside us and within us, James Redfield offers us all a unique, revelatory and ultimately joyful vision of human spirituality. One that could change your life - and perhaps the world.
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The Tenth Insight finds James Redfield taking a slightly different approach to The Celestine Prophecy - it's not 'more of the same', but an equally interesting and imaginative story in its own right. The Tenth Insight of the title isn't like the previous nine, but is instead more of a patchwork of understanding that grows, piece by piece, as the story develops. And the framework here, too, is very different, focusing on a group of people coming together to meet a particular challenge, each bringing their unique strengths - as well as, of course, the doubts and failings they need to overcome.
While most of the insights in The Celestine Prophecy dealt with the nature and use of 'energy', the Tenth Insight is more concerned with what Redfield calls the 'Afterlife'. Indeed, the events of the story alternate between that dimension and this as it unfolds. And Redfield has some very interesting things to say about what this means for the living - about how a greater awareness of what comes before birth, and after death, can inform our understanding of what we are in the world to do. As before, though, he treats these subjects in a way that can be enjoyed simply as a work of dramatic imagination - as a sort of 'New Age' science fiction, if you like - just as it can be appreciated as a serious discussion of human spirituality. And, again as before, Redfield reveals himself as someone who has really grasped something quite profound about the nature of our existence here in the world.
Both books, The Celestine Prophecy and The Tenth Insight, project a refreshingly positive and optimistic vision for humanity. They also 'energising' - able to fuel the desire for growth and change, for readers who identify with them. What's less clear, however, is how they might feed into this process - there are companions to these books that offer thoughts on how to live the insights, but nonetheless these books are still only stories. In reality, there is no Celestine manuscript - it is a useful and enjoyable fiction, but readers who are so motivated will ultimately have to find another, real outlet for their spiritual impulses. And whilst many would love to have an adventure of the kind described here, this is still as much of a fantasy as a paperback romance. But if these books resonate for us, it's because they are based on themes that are rooted in the world's great mystical and spiritual traditions - and connect with some of the ways these are being projected in the world of today.
Readers of the Celestine Prophecy will undoubtedly enjoy the Tenth Insight - it's definitely its equal, although I doubt it will mean much to those who haven't already read the first book. But if you've read both and are wondering where to go next, you might like to try Juan Sgolastra's 'The Way' or Marco Santello's 'Between Heaven and Earth', which I've also reviewed here on Amazon.
While most of the insights in The Celestine Prophecy dealt with the nature and use of 'energy', the Tenth Insight is more concerned with what Redfield calls the 'Afterlife'. Indeed, the events of the story alternate between that dimension and this as it unfolds. And Redfield has some very interesting things to say about what this means for the living - about how a greater awareness of what comes before birth, and after death, can inform our understanding of what we are in the world to do. As before, though, he treats these subjects in a way that can be enjoyed simply as a work of dramatic imagination - as a sort of 'New Age' science fiction, if you like - just as it can be appreciated as a serious discussion of human spirituality. And, again as before, Redfield reveals himself as someone who has really grasped something quite profound about the nature of our existence here in the world.
Both books, The Celestine Prophecy and The Tenth Insight, project a refreshingly positive and optimistic vision for humanity. They also 'energising' - able to fuel the desire for growth and change, for readers who identify with them. What's less clear, however, is how they might feed into this process - there are companions to these books that offer thoughts on how to live the insights, but nonetheless these books are still only stories. In reality, there is no Celestine manuscript - it is a useful and enjoyable fiction, but readers who are so motivated will ultimately have to find another, real outlet for their spiritual impulses. And whilst many would love to have an adventure of the kind described here, this is still as much of a fantasy as a paperback romance. But if these books resonate for us, it's because they are based on themes that are rooted in the world's great mystical and spiritual traditions - and connect with some of the ways these are being projected in the world of today.
Readers of the Celestine Prophecy will undoubtedly enjoy the Tenth Insight - it's definitely its equal, although I doubt it will mean much to those who haven't already read the first book. But if you've read both and are wondering where to go next, you might like to try Juan Sgolastra's 'The Way' or Marco Santello's 'Between Heaven and Earth', which I've also reviewed here on Amazon.
15 of 17 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Having read the celestine prophecy first, I didn't find this book as interesting and at times actually found it to be quite hard-going.
14 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
If you hated the Celestine Prophecy, don't touch this book - it will make you even more militant. If, however, you felt the Celestine Prophecy had some good ideas, then this one is a must. It's written in the same rather clumsy style of the first book, but with more detailed and challenging principles about reincarnation, what happens to your soul, that kind of stuff. It reconciles some of the loose ends of the Celestine Prophecy very nicely.
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Disappointing follow-up
First of all, I have to say that The Celestine Prophecy was excellent. Despite the obvious simplicity of the writing sometimes being offputting, the content was excellent and, dare... Read more
Published 8 months ago by P. S. Tumelty
Excellent but need to read a couple of times
Excellent sequel to The Celestine Prophecy. Very insightful and a great read for any new age believers. Read more
Published 11 months ago by L Dee
Here's another insight..
Ok I admit I enjoyed The Celestine Prophecy, very uplifting and a half decent story, albeit with scoolboy level prose. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Rainbird
Good but unclear..if you know what i mean...
The Tenth insight is a good book,but in my opinion too heavy for the average reader..gets to complicated to understand fully. Read more
Published on 30 April 2010 by Kent Reena
Great book
I'm still reading this book, but I think if you liked the Celestine Prophecy then you will like this sequel book also.
Published on 21 April 2010 by Richard J. G. Weeks
Tenth Insight
The story continues.. and so does the thought process, the growth and being inspired... love it. I read this book years ago, I loved it then and it was passed around through... Read more
Published on 7 Dec 2009 by Helene Francis
Redfield - a Genius
If you havent already discovered James Redfield, just get ready!
A must read if you have read the Celestine Phrophecy. Read more
A must read if you have read the Celestine Phrophecy. Read more
Published on 2 Oct 2009 by Infant Teacher
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As exciting, tense, yet extremely thought-provoking as The celestine
Prophesy. I found it hard to put down. Read more
Prophesy. I found it hard to put down. Read more
Published on 5 May 2009 by A. Moore
Spiritual Adventure Tales
"The Celestine Prophecy" written about ten years ago had a profound effect on my spiritual understanding. Read more
Published on 15 May 2007 by Aaron
Inspiring Spiritual Adventure
James Redfield's The TENTH INSIGHT is a spellbinding Spiritual Adventure filled with suspense and spiritual wisdom. Read more
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