Tenth Insight: Holding the Vision (The Celestine Prophecy Book 2)

Just the synchronicities that occurred while reading this book... They were uncanny... As if someone was using the book to really teach me in life. This book is connected. I know this with out doubt.

i foolishly bought all the books after reading the Celestine Prophecy. The first book was awesome. lots of interesting insights to think about. This book is garbage. A collection of all the new age language. We crawled from the ocean as a fish. Again mainstream science. Garbage. Full of socialist utopia where a handful of people decide how the rest of the world will live their lives.. They glean insights from their past lives and soul groups groups in the world of the dead. The afterlife.The characters act as if they are gods you are a peasant that needs to be ''guided'' by the ''enlightened ones'' sounds just like the freemasons. The marxist belief system from each according to their ability. Too each according to their needs. You produce they take! This book is all about a special new age life to which the majority will have no say. just another group of people deciding how the world will be ''socialized''...new way of doing business. new way of writing and jouranlism. All will be decided by the ''group'' that is enlightened and connected to their dead counterparts.Here is a thought. How about leaving people alone and leaving society alone. It is the micromanagement at the point of a gun that has destroyed the world. The Author has no interest in that concept. He has a goal and a wish to fullfill it heaven help the other people living on this world.The main theme is using the afterlife to provide energy so the ''group '' can reorder society...they play a lot on the afterlife and its inhabitants even though the author is very much alive and never been there. yes. a fantasy but a poor one in my estimation. I am very disappointed. a book of mixed messages, pure garbage!

So excited after the Celestine Prophecy and ordered this straight away. I considered it frightening in the speed of which it jumped about where it should have fleshed out the deeply spiritual pockets, but instead condensed them into a few clumsy paragraphs. Celestine Prophecy was a high bar to meet and looking forward to reading the others, FYI, readers, read these in order or you will be completely lost and think you are reading the words of a mad man. Still highly rated and would recommend.

Every few years the "spiritual" book of the year or few years comes out. I loved this book mainly because it is the first book in a long time that spoke of the importance of connecting with nature in order to know how to organize your life and live it. After more than 10 years, I note that I am going back to it. The Tenth Insight brings this adventure all together in a practical and meaningful way. The elements are here: 1) we have all been here before and are working something out that we started before. 2) The cosmos requires earthly reality to be satisfying. 3) It is possible to move from earthly reality to cosmic reality without changing yourbody or starting over in a new one. 4) It really does fulfill for me the promise of the original prophesy in a practical way that I can use.

I hadn't read the Celestine Prophecy for years and so I decided to read it one day and forgot how moving it is. Then I went on line and I remembered that a sequel had been written years ago. That was the Tenth Insight. It will give you goose bumps or the shivers (whatever you like to call them.) It keeps showing us visions that we know we saw or felt all our lives but didn't really know if it was just a coincidence or all in your head. I've always believed that when I'm really praying hard for something and I see a bird (especially a hawk or an eagle) that I know that God has heard my request. It doesn't really matter if the prayer isn't answered, it's just awesome that God gave me a sign that he heard it. This book lets you know that all the quirky little things you've somehow believed since you were a child are not just random, they happen for a reason. Everyone's insight and visions are different but if we all work together in love as foretold in The Tenth Insight, what a wonderful world this would be. And for all the negative people out there who think this review is bull, that's what you see and that's what you get.An old Chinese proverb says: Life's like a boomerang, what you throw out, comes back.

Good read. Though, not as good as the first, Celestine Prophesy, it does offer "insight" into the history of civilization and how we got to where we are today in a philosophical sense. Keep an open mind when reading this book. Still a good read to keep the wheels turning.

This book follows The Celestine Prophecy. I like it only slightly less because parts are a bit long-winded, but overall it still has useful insights for all of us to consider and embrace to keep changing the world for the better! What if our "enemies" want the same things as us, but we are going about it in very different ways?

I want to get the whole sereis and more. I had the first one, loaned it out and never got it back-- but I'll get it again soon..GREAT books..

I've often felt that we focus too much on the Bad and Frightening things that coud happen to humanity.This book addresses exactly that. I really recommend it to anyone, but especially those who find themselves despairing of Governments, organisations, criminals etc.Another dose of hope from James Redfield.

Couldn't put this book down, a Great follow-up to the Celestine Prophesy, did not disappoint looking forward to reading the next book, James Redfield is bye dad one of the 20th Centuries greatest authors ...

I read this but didnt enjoy as much as the Celestine Prophecy but it was ok just didnt grab me.

I read this book back in the 90's and saw it and bought it having remembered there was a 10th insight so ended up buying that and the 11th.I wasn't disappointed it was as good as I remembered. And excited to start reading the 10th.

I enjoyed the read but needed to mentally focus at times to prevent drift. Still keen to read next though.