AMAZING!


This is truly an outstanding resource. It is perfect for anyone who is on a journey of self-discovery, trying to understand the fundamental questions of who they are and why they are here in this world. In a time when many people are grappling with the complexities of life, this offers valuable insights and guidance.

It is also extremely beneficial for those who are struggling with spirituality in their lives. Whether you are just starting to explore your spiritual side or have been on this path for a while, this can provide the clarity and inspiration you need.

The content is presented in a way that is easy to understand and relate to, yet it is also profound and thought-provoking. It has the potential to transform the way you view yourself and the world around you.

Overall, this is a must-read for anyone who is seeking a deeper understanding of themselves and their place in the universe.

Favorite Quotes

The reality of the Life Review is gradually becoming an integral part of our daily understanding. We are well aware that after death, we will have to reexamine our lives; and we will be tormented by every missed opportunity and every instance where we failed to take action. This awareness is fueling our resolve to pursue every intuitive image that pops into our minds and maintain a firm hold on it in our consciousness. We are now living life in a more intentional and purposeful way. We do not want to let a single important event pass us by. We dread the pain of looking back in the future and realizing that we squandered our chances and failed to make the right decisions.

Inspiration is the very essence that keeps us thriving. It has the power to drive us to envision and shape a higher, more ideal future. And when we are truly inspired, miraculous things start to unfold.

‘This is [her] soul group.’
‘What do you mean?’
‘It’s a group of souls with whom she resonates closely.’

Sexual union is indeed a sacred moment, a moment when a fragment of Heaven descends and flows into the earthly realm.

Apparently, before our birth, each of us has a vision of what our life could potentially be. This vision includes insights into our parents, our tendencies to get involved in particular control dramas, and even how we might work through these dramas with our parents and be better prepared for the things we wish to achieve in life.

This book has truly been a remarkable guide for me, helping me to achieve greater clarity in numerous aspects of my life.

It manages to present highly complex topics such as history, economy, and spirituality in a language that is simple, and some might even say 'simple-minded'. I would perhaps be inclined to agree with them if I wasn't already predisposed in favor of Redfield's convictions.

I rate this book four stars because, although it is just a single piece within a much larger puzzle, I firmly believe that many of the ideas it contains have the potential to bring about transformation. I earnestly hope that these ideas will spread far and wide.

While I do think that Redfield is guilty of indulging in technofantasy to some extent, I still find his thoughts to be of great value.

The quality of this book as a novel is indeed open to question. However, much like the DUKW, it finds its validation in the fact that it is better-suited than many of the alternatives. It is easier to read than a typical academic essay and is far more lucid than a significant portion of literature.

Overall, this book has had a profound impact on me and I would highly recommend it to others.

**The Tenth Insight: Holding the Vision (Celestine Prophecy #2) by James Redfield**

The Tenth Insight: Holding the Vision is the second installment in the Celestine Series, following The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield. Published in 1996, it continues to explore profound spiritual and philosophical ideas.

In the story, a character from The Celestine Prophecy vanishes while in the Appalachian Mountains. The book delves into concepts such as other dimensions, past lives, birth, the afterlife, and the author's vision of human destiny. It warns that fear of the future is endangering Earth's spiritual renaissance.

Each individual soul is part of a larger "Soul Group" with a mission to assist in the evolution of the cosmos. Sometimes, a soul incarnates, choosing life conditions based on its needs, while the others watch. Every soul creates a reality that has consequences in this life and the afterlife, depending on its choices.
The book has been translated into Persian multiple times by different translators. It expands on the nine insights from the first book and presents the tenth insight in a narrative form. The back cover of the book describes Redfield's unique approach to uncovering truths and his belief that every being comes into the world with a pure purpose, which is gradually forgotten in the material world. Redfield believes that humans will return to nature and rediscover themselves and their connection to the divine.

The oversimplification is truly not making anything sound better.

Extra physical dimensions have absolutely no relation to the afterlife! It's just a baseless claim.

The so-called entrance to pre-born vision only serves to demonstrate how simplistic the mind of the one considering it as the audience of the book is.

Mashing together different mindsets from various spiritual or cultural beliefs doesn't result in anything better either.

The idea of the ultimate peaceful weapon, with Will in shadow and 7 persons needing to have energy, is just ridiculous. Seriously!

It may be a nice fantasy, but it has nothing to do with true spirituality.

I am really angry these days because of such absurdities being presented as something meaningful.

It's high time people started to think more critically and not be misled by such far-fetched and unsubstantiated ideas.

We need to look for real and profound spiritual experiences and not be fooled by such shallow and baseless concepts.

Well,

the quite interesting point of view depicted here truly catches one's attention.

It presents a unique perspective that makes for a nice enough reading experience.

The way the ideas are presented is engaging and thought-provoking.

It allows the reader to explore different aspects of the topic and gain new insights.

Each sentence seems to build upon the previous one, creating a coherent and flowing narrative.

The author's use of language is also quite effective, as it helps to convey the message clearly and concisely.

Overall, this is a piece of writing that is well worth the time and effort to read and understand.

It has the potential to inspire further discussion and exploration on the subject matter.

Liệu bạn có đang sử dụng năng lượng của người khác?

This is a very interesting question. In our daily lives, we often interact with others, and in the process, there may be situations where we unconsciously use the energy of others.

For example, when we communicate with others, we may absorb their emotions and attitudes, which can affect our own mood and energy level. Or when we work in a team, the efforts and contributions of our teammates can also give us a certain amount of energy and motivation.

However, we should also be aware that using the energy of others should be done in a proper and respectful way. We should not take advantage of others or rely too much on their energy. Instead, we should strive to develop our own inner strength and energy, so that we can better face the challenges and difficulties in life.

Gelezen aug. 1996.

This simple date holds a certain significance. It might mark a moment in time when someone read something important or perhaps had an experience that left an impression.

In August 1996, the world was in a state of constant change and progress. New technologies were emerging, and people's lives were evolving.

Maybe the act of "gelezen" (reading) in that particular month was a way for someone to stay informed, gain knowledge, or simply escape into a different world.

It could have been a book, a magazine, or even a newspaper article that caught their attention.

Whatever it was, the act of reading in August 1996 likely had an impact on the person who did it.

It might have influenced their thoughts, beliefs, or actions in some way.

And even though that moment is now in the past, it still holds a special place in the memory of the person who experienced it.

The original article seems to be rather short and lacks specific content. However, I will try to expand it based on the given words.

**Expanded Article**

This piece of writing is truly remarkable.

It is again, very insightful, offering profound perspectives and ideas that are sure to make readers think deeply.

The author's thoughts are presented in a clear and engaging manner, making it an enjoyable read.

It covers a wide range of topics and provides valuable insights into various aspects of life.

Whether you are interested in personal growth, relationships, or current events, this article has something for everyone.

It is a must-read for everyone who wants to gain a deeper understanding of the world around them and expand their knowledge and视野.

So, don't miss out on this opportunity to read a truly excellent piece of writing.

I had a great time reading this article. It was so interesting and engaging that I found myself completely immersed in it.

The author's writing style was clear and concise, making it easy to understand the concepts presented.

I also liked how the article was structured, with each section flowing smoothly into the next.

There were several key points that really stood out to me, and I made sure to take notes so that I could refer back to them later.

Overall, I would highly recommend this article to anyone who is interested in the topic.

I'm already planning to read it again too, as I'm sure there are still some details that I missed the first time around.

I can't wait to see what new insights and perspectives I'll gain from a second reading.

Perhaps this student is not fully prepared.

I have indeed read the entire book and grasped the concepts, yet I still don't understand the reasons behind them.

Moreover, if all nine insights could be presented in one book, why do we now need one insight per book? It seems like there is a lot of unnecessary material.

The whole situation makes as much sense as it doesn't, so I understand that I'm at a loss.

However, I am still living the first nine insights.

This experience has been both confusing and enlightening at the same time.

I'm trying to make sense of it all and figure out how these insights can be applied to my daily life.

Maybe with more time and reflection, I'll be able to gain a deeper understanding of the true meaning and significance of these insights.

For now, I'll continue to live them and see where this journey takes me.

Here's where Redfield attempts to apply his philosophy to global (rather than individual) issues. And this is precisely where I completely lose all respect for his little endeavor.

The setup is as follows:

It's yet another crappy adventure story, featuring the same unnamed narrator in some unidentified location (although it seems to be the woods in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina). The Nameless Narrator is striving to discover the Tenth Insight, which was mentioned in the Ninth Insight in "The Celestine Prophecy."

Meanwhile, another guy (Feyman) is using a machine in the woods to attempt to harness the earth's energy so that he can utilize it as an extremely profitable centralized energy source. His efforts are disrupting the souls in The Afterlife and causing earthquakes.

The Nameless Narrator must track down the Tenth Insight, locate some people in the forest, and stop Feyman.

The hitch is that the Tenth Insight isn't written down anywhere. It exists in the collective consciousness of the souls in The Afterlife. And the only way to obtain it is to share energy with a sufficient number of people who understand the first 9 Insights. That's why the Nameless Narrator needs to find some other individuals in the forest.

Now, cue the stupidity:

The Tenth Insight posits that we all live multiple lives (as seen in Eastern philosophy, under the subject of "reincarnation"). Each person's soul has a mission designed to assist it in achieving the World Vision. And each person's soul selects the life it believes will aid it in fulfilling that mission. However, oh dear! When the soul is born into a physical body, it forgets its mission and simply leads the same messed-up kind of life as everyone else. If the soul is to fulfill its mission, the person must discover the Insights and integrate them into his/her life. The soul's mission is ultimately to spread the Insights around.

The World Vision is a truly bizarre utopia (though I can see how it might be appealing). In this utopia, everyone has achieved spiritual enlightenment through understanding the Insights. People live in a perfect democracy where everyone is looking out for the good of society as a whole rather than their own good. Energy is free and decentralized (likely coming from the Earth itself or the universe or whatever). No one needs to work. Everyone pays everyone else for the lessons they learn through coincidences. And everyone can afford everything because the government has decided to institute cost controls (I'd really love to see how that would work with a minimum wage).

The World Vision is complete, mindless rubbish. And I truly hope the reasons are evident. If not, please re-read the last paragraph and ask yourself how all of that would actually function.