Being a student of Kabbalah, I knew "Celestine Prophecy" was going to be followed by a sequel. There had to be a Tenth Insight to complete the path.

Actually . . . I lied. I knew there would be a sequel because I calmed my inner self and saw it happening.

I lied again. I knew there would be a sequel because of all the money Redfield made on the first book telling us things we already knew. Yep, that's it.

You will notice, however, that I did buy the book and read the book. The story was a good one, it was well told and it did no harm while bringing religion and spirituality to people all across the world. How many other books or authors can say that?

The Tenth Insight did not really explore any new territory and the author's style, while quite good, can only carry an audience so far if there is no message in the story, if nothing new is being added to the philosophy. For me, this is where the journey ended.

If you found inspiration in this series, the author succeeded. It just did not do it for me, but I will not say anything against what Redfield is bringing to people. We all need to reach for something higher and if this series gives you the inspiration to do that, I'm all for it. ( )

I remember more about Celestine Prophecy than I do about this book. I think because the first one made more impact on me. Even though it's a bit over-the-top in terms of getting the message across, when I read it, much of the material was new to me. Not so by the time this book came along, so I didn't find it as inspirational. ( )

A followup to Celestine Prophecy. The narrator and Wil go further with the insights. ( )