Name: The Celestine Prophecy
ISBN: 9781448126453

James Redfield

You have never read a book like this before... The Celestine Prophecy contains secrets that are currently changing our world. Drawing on the ancient wisdom found in a Peruvian manuscript, it tells you how to make connections between the events happening in your own life right now...and lets you see what is going to happen to you in the years to come. The story it tells is a gripping one of adventure and discovery, but it is also a guidebook that has the power to crystalize your perceptions of why you are where you are in life...and to direct your steps with a new energy and optimism as you head into tomorrow. A book that comes along just once in a lifetime to change lives forever.

The Celestine Prophecy

Carol Adrienne

The spiritual adventure story that sold millions of copies--and transformed lives across the globe--is now a major movie tie-in edition.

An Experiential Guide

Arturo Hernández

Even though I appreciate the logic behind the 9 listed insights, I feel that they could have appeared on a blog post and thus saved the readers a few dozen pages of empty storytelling.

Dokuz Kehanet

Vedat Güven

Ruhsal gelişimimiz için 9 aşamayı anlatan kitap bunu heyecanlı bir kovalamaca kurgusu içinde yapıyor. Peru'da bulunan elyazmalarının peşine hem din adamları hem de bilim adamları düşüyor. Dini dogmayı kökünden sarsacağını düşünen din çevresi, bu elyazmalarının bulunup yok edilmesine çalışıyor. 

Amerika'dan gelen araştırmacı bu 9 aşamayı adım adım yaşıyor. Onunla beraber biz de tekamülüne şahit oluyoruz. Rastlantılar aslında evrenin bize verdiği mesajlardır. Evrene güvenirsek bize gerekeni verecektir. Çevremizle enerji alış verişinde bulunuyoruz. Biz ne kadar verirsek fazlasıyla geri alırız. Üçüncü bin yılda dünya nüfusu gönüllü olarak çok azalacak, çevreyi artık mahfetmeyeceğiz, para kullanılmayacak, şiddet kalmayacak, sevgimiz egemen olacak. Yüksek frekanslı titreşimlerle görünmezliği de becereceğiz.

Dini liderler insanlara Tanrı'yı içlerinde nasıl bulacaklarını öğretecekleri yerde, Tanrı'nın isteklerini öğretmeye kalkıştıkları için dinler yozlaşmıştır

Aurooba Ahmed

I think this is a fascinating novel. Although I hesitate to call it a novel, it's more like a parable or a fable for adults. A more interesting and easier-to-digest form that delivers key information, in this case, about spirituality. I wouldn't call this a good STORY, but in terms of delivering spiritual insights, it's pretty damn fantastic, and I was hooked.

Certainly not a book for the close-minded, however.

Janet Doré

If I would have rated this book based purely on the simplistic writing and flat story, I would have given it only 1 lonely star. It was irritatingly hokey, corny, gooey, and just plain fantastical...no subtlety to be found on these 255 pages. In order to get through the book, I had to view it as a fable...a simplistic story designed to teach me something. That helped tremendously, although I still barely made it to the end. 

In the end, I felt 3 stars was a fair rating because I did walk away with something in the end. The author is onto something with the 9 Insights. I'm not a New Ager, in fact I'm quite rooted to the earth, but I was able to pull enough out of the corny explanations of each insight to apply them to my very normal, often boring life. (While reading the book, I actually had a terrible situation with a neighbor who verbally attacked me and it was very clear to me where she was coming from and much easier for me to let it roll off with the help of this book.) It was easier to apply the earlier insights to my life...it became quite difficult with the latter ones that were way 'out there'. By the end of the 'fable', the author was so far into fantasy it was extremely annoying...I can't even imagine 8 out of 10 people I know even approaching the behaviors he presented. He outed himself as a typical American when he stated that democracy moved humanity's conflict with each other from physical to mental. Ummmm, there are still many countries that have not even made the shift to democracy and they are still very much involved in physical conflict (typical for an American to forget such a large portion of the world). This made the already fantastical ending hard to even take a wee bit seriously. However, I did take something from this book...I think I will make a list of the Insights in my down-to-earth language so that I can continue to apply them to my life in a realistic way. If I become invisible in the end, well don't come looking for me :)