The Twelfth Insight

[carolyn]

Just finished reading the Twelfth Insight and resonated with every page and experience. I can verify that what James Redfield says is true. My experience of being connected to my Higher Self by way of conscious telepathic or whispered messages began at the end of 2005 with the accidental death of my brother. However, I know there are no accidents at a higher level of awareness. In seeking my brother beyond the veil I found not only him but others as well including Guides, Angels, Masters and my Higher Self. The price of staying connected to the higher energy vibration is giving up your ego-mind and staying above the old energy system that is presently in chaos. The path can be a little difficult at first, but there is lots of help from the higher realms. Thanks James Redfield for being a rallying point for others like yourself.

[ThunderWalker]

I just recently read the book also and was pretty impressed with it. It seemed to fit very neatly into the original story. James certainly seems to hold the same spirit he did back in the early 90s! My only complaint with the book was that while much of the story took place in the Arizona indigenous land, and there were even Hopi characters in the story, there wasn't a single mention of the all-too important Hopi PROPHECY. The young Hopi boy in the story only discussed the Mayan prophecy without making reference to the prophecy of his own Native tribe. Seems incongruous to me that no mention was made of the Hopi prophecy. Other than that, that book was great. Very nice finale to the Celestine series.

[irides]

ThunderWalker, I am sure many of us would be interested in hearing more about the Hopi prophecies.

irides