I love the Kryon books and I generally give them 5 stars. However, I didn’t find this one as rewarding as I usually find these books. This was mostly because I read it too late – it deals with the energies of the years 2000-2012, and we are now in 2014. Thus, the book wasn’t captivating as it otherwise would have been.

In the first part of the book Kryon gives us a metaphor about the human train, about how we have changed tracks. We took a higher track, leaving the old one and all its old energy predictions behind.

Kryon talks about “the circle of the now”. Our path is not a straight line, but a circle. I won’t say much more about the main content of the book for the above-mentioned reason.

The book consists of channellings before the millennium change, channellings after “passing the marker”, i.e. after crossing to the year 2000, up to June 2000, together with additional chapters not comprising Kryon material. These latter include a short article by Jan Tober about “the death phantom” (which I didn’t really understand) and an interview with Jan Tober by Rick Martin about the Indigo children, which I found illuminating.

These children are characterized by having a blue aura (hence the name), being hyperactive, “wild”, with amazing energy, and extremely intuitive and creative. They often get ADHD and ADD diagnoses. They may require supplements of magnesium, B6 and amino acids. They come from the tenth dimension with a message of love. They are wise and know they deserve to be here. They “act like royalty”.

Jan Tober channels Tobias of the Kryon Entourage.

The final chapters of the book include material by Marc Vallée and Woodie Vaspra about the work they are carrying out to organize a World Council of Elders of indigenous peoples so as to make their wisdom available for the good of all humanity. This is something Kryon has suggested on at least two occasions when addressing the U.N.

To sum up, this book is obviously worth reading, since it’s a Kryon book, but I won’t directly recommend that you do, since, as stated above, it’s a book we should have read years ago, when it first came out! ( )