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by icicleie , May 16 '05
Pros: Four or five of the nine insights are intriguing... Cons: Four or five of the nine insights are either too basic, or too fanciful...
The Celestine Prophecy, a book written by James Redfield, presents itself not just as a work of fiction, but as a book of theories also theories that attempt to pin down the dynamics of an invisible energy that surrounds, permeates ...
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by johngo , May 23 '05
Pros: None Cons: Misleading nonsense, seductive and persuasive to the ignorant and unintelligent.
A mysterious document has turned up in the steaming jungles in the interior of southern England. Written in the lost jargon of '60s hip psychology, entitled Women are from Heaven: men are from Hell it reveals a series of nine, or possibly, when ...
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by kay-c-cup , Dec 23 '01
Pros: Some interesting concepts Cons: Not for everyone
What do you reckon? Is a coincidence just a coincidence, or is there something a bit more to it than this? Say you had a feeling, or a hunch, to go somewhere and you went. When you got there you met a long lost friend, someone you hadn't seen for...
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by suvit_singh , Jun 21 '07
Pros: -Intriguing concepts
-Provides a meaningful afterthought Cons: -Juvenile rhetoric
-Underdeveloped plot and characters
The overwhelming success of The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield was destined to be a thorn by the side of English literature. The authors rhetoric is rudimentary and bland, while the novels setting, which is supposed to be ...
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by shelxland , Jul 23 '00
Pros: It will suck you in and not let you go... you will relate. Cons: Again, is it real or does that even matter?
This is one of those books that a friend said "read." To which I replied my standard answer "when do you suggest I'll fit it in to my schedule?" And that statement is true... if a book doesn't grab my attention, I won't find time to...
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by BlonbabyDawn - Top 1000, Jun 19 '00
Pros: EVERYTHING.....amazing Cons: its fiction
Are you ready to really think about your life? Are you ready to explore the meanings of why you are here, what our true purpose in life is? Are you also ready to explore spirituality as you never thought about it before? Well, if you are ready for...
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by jdanishevsky , Jan 23 '00
Pros: You start to feel like you are part of it. Cons: You start to feel like you are part of it.
I just want to start by saying that I know it is a fiction, but still what a great book. It combines an element of suspense, spirituality, higher self and just plain old interesting material to read. My wife got me this book as a suggestion from a...
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by mcgina , Aug 24 '00
Pros: excellent insight into spirituality and energy Cons: the fictional story is clumsy and gets in the way
I enjoy the message in this book. It provides insights into everything from the birth of life in the universe to human behavior. I would have enjoyed it more, though, as a non-fiction piece. I would like to reflect on the Insights one by one in great...
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by dagdabunny , Aug 05 '03
Pros: A concise exposition of the author's viewpoint. Cons: The author's viewpoint.
Spoilers ahead! Plot outline: A man discovers that an ancient manuscript that contains a prophecy ...
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by maximum- , Jan 16 '00
Pros: nice thoughts Cons: well stolen
Yet an other Epinion about a book I have been reading (pity it doesn't put much money in my account :). James Redfield put some interesting thoughts on paper, wrote it in a way that it makes to book approachable (readable) for allot of people. I wasn't...
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by greenie3 , Nov 25 '00
Pros: Thought provoking, well written. Cons: Hard to believe it's fiction.
That's the question that you will find yourself asking after turning the final page of this book, which I have just done for the seventh time. Why have I read it seven times? Well simply because it has got to be the most thought provoking, spiritualy...
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by Xiag , Jan 03 '00
Pros: Excellent blend and well written Cons: Can get unbelievable, breaking the spell of the story
The Celestine Prophecy was an incredible book. It blended spiritualism, fantasy, and adventure in a very believable way. It was exciting, moving, and I feel I know more about myself because I read it. I can't think of any book that's ever done...
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by ferlinghetti , Dec 27 '99
Pros: well written and inspiring concepts Cons: makes u realize how lame real life is
The most difficult aspect of reading "The Celestine Prophesy" is convincing yourself that it's only fiction. The explanations of human character and energy levels may seem to some far fetched, but as i read it I realized it was something I...
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by AngelAtWill , Feb 18 '00
Pros: Spiritual Wisdom, Adventurous Cons: N/A
This was one of the first Spiritual Growth books I have read. I feel it's one of the best.
There are many ways you can interrupt this book; you can look at it as an adventure story or as a true meaningful story with lessons of life and...
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by jenzahara , Sep 05 '00
Pros: Got from the library and didn't have to pay for it Cons: pages 1 through 247, inclusive
This is a book about a man who goes to Peru in search of Nine Insights into human behavior. Supposedly, these Insights guide his steps, from One to Nine, to allow him to become a more spiritual being. It's presented as a parable.
It begins...
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