RainmanTime
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Figured I would start another thread on comments by Zerub and THEPINMEN on this book, and what its implications may be towards understanding Time:
But the book is more than a parable about how a man achieves purpose in life, and continuously raises his level of energy to achieve greater purpose. The book is also written to help YOU, the reader, understand that this is the path that you are also walking in this life. You are encouraged to place yourself in the central character's role. YOU are being called to learn the insights, and raise your own vibration! You are being called to Mastery of Self, and you are being taught the progression of how these insights will "dawn" on you.
Right now, at this time in our history, there are a MASSIVE number of people who have read this book, and others like them. As Zerub said, this "awakening" has been going on since the 60s. I think with books such as Celestine (and the Conversations With God series is another good one), we are gaining a better understanding of where we are headed, in terms of reconciling Science with Spirituality. There are WAY more people on this planet who want to live in a peaceful world than those who want continued war and killing. Enough people of this mind that, if we all began to ACT, rather than sit and talk about how bad it is, we could easily change the world. There is no doubt about it.
BTW - There are 10 insights in the Celestine story. Does anyone not think that is symbolic of something? Would it be easy to see that Redfield understands Kabbalah and Tree Of Life technology? Examine the progression of the insights, and you should see the correlation.
Anyone else wish to discuss this book, and what it may mean to us understanding ourselves and our place in the river of Time?
RainmanTime
The book The Celestine Prophecy is a classic when it comes to simple-to-read, well-written, and informative parables. But in anothe sense, it is yet another telling of the stories of Jesus Christ, or Mohammad, or Moses, or Krishna, or Buddha...or.... (fill in your Ascended Master here). /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gifRainman will, I'm sure" assure you, the quest continues. I look forward to his understanding of it and its current relevance in the midst of a world that seems more than just a bit "ASyncronistic?"
But the book is more than a parable about how a man achieves purpose in life, and continuously raises his level of energy to achieve greater purpose. The book is also written to help YOU, the reader, understand that this is the path that you are also walking in this life. You are encouraged to place yourself in the central character's role. YOU are being called to learn the insights, and raise your own vibration! You are being called to Mastery of Self, and you are being taught the progression of how these insights will "dawn" on you.
Right now, at this time in our history, there are a MASSIVE number of people who have read this book, and others like them. As Zerub said, this "awakening" has been going on since the 60s. I think with books such as Celestine (and the Conversations With God series is another good one), we are gaining a better understanding of where we are headed, in terms of reconciling Science with Spirituality. There are WAY more people on this planet who want to live in a peaceful world than those who want continued war and killing. Enough people of this mind that, if we all began to ACT, rather than sit and talk about how bad it is, we could easily change the world. There is no doubt about it.
BTW - There are 10 insights in the Celestine story. Does anyone not think that is symbolic of something? Would it be easy to see that Redfield understands Kabbalah and Tree Of Life technology? Examine the progression of the insights, and you should see the correlation.
Anyone else wish to discuss this book, and what it may mean to us understanding ourselves and our place in the river of Time?
RainmanTime