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The Tenth Insight by James Redfield




By Vernon Marshall View ProfileThis sequel to The Celestine Prophecy is, unsurprisingly, an international bestseller. Redfield really created a new genre, the conveying of spiritual wisdom by means of an adventure story. The first book was enjoyable in its own right, but, with the reflections underpinning the story also, Redfield had produced a real masterpiece. The big question for me was, could the writer repeat that trick with a sequel? In my view, he has certainly succeeded. In some ways, this book is better because the story is not so contrived or complex as the first.
For readers of Celestine this book is a must read. It rounds off Redfield’s ideas nicely. It continues the suspense, the adventure, and the development of thought. How I wish that other spiritual works could be wrapped up in such easy to understand allegory and metaphor.
For those who have not read Celestine, this book could prove a little difficult to follow. My advice would be to shelve it and read Celestine first. You will wish to get on to The Tenth Insight straight away. For lovers of great literature, this book may not seem like a great work of art. There is no development of character, no clear insight into who the main protagonists are, no purple descriptive prose. But this is a new kind of fiction. It is a sort of animated teaching. The suspense is certainly there. Each chapter ends with a hint of what could be. I read the book quickly because I wanted to know what was to be learned and revealed.
This book will not appeal to everybody. But for those who want their own lives to be an adventure of spiritual discovery then this book will surely be recognised for the masterpiece that it is.























