Reading James Redfield's "Prophecies of Celestine" and the "The 10th Prophecy of Celestine" was very special in certain ways. First of all, unlike most other "spiritual" books, these books are written as adventures, so to say they are very easy to read. Behind the adventure Redfield fills in a lot of spiritual thoughs, about the meaning of life, about coincidence and divine providence, about the psychology between children and parents, and last but not least where the evolution of man may lead us.
From my point of view, these thoughts are a great compilation of the essence of religion, philospohical thoughts and some of the scinetific findings of the past century. Reviewing my life in Celestine's way, it does make a lot of sense.