The Celestine Prophecy – 8th Insight by Care’n Mooney

Care'n Mooney
Aug 27, 2025
5 min read

Updated: Sep 14, 2025

We have spent the last few weeks exploring and discovering that we are not alone. We are connected to something much greater than ourselves, and we have the ability to tap into this unseen energy. After such a hard yet eye-opening revelation into our own human experience, we have lovingly been shown that there are tools that can help us, and perfect timing, as humanity is on the cusp of a great evolution.

This is not happening in 10,000 years or 1,000 years. It will happen in the next 25 years.

Our home, physical, mental, spiritual, and human divinity, lies at a crossroad that has never occurred in all of evolution. Using the tools that Redfield has given us will assist us in helping humanity to survive and to evolve, or succumb to the demise of what makes us human.

We are ready. We are the generation that lives between the worlds. We are the generation that will pick up the gauntlet and bring humanity to its highest potential.

The insight has been teaching us to use our heart, to trust, and to listen to the subtle intuitions that lead us to greater synchronicity. This integration helps us cut through the noise and be able to hear and see a solution that will bring resolution to our current dilemma.

When we experience a strong feeling and intuition to take a different path, or a strong urge to follow this turn instead of that, a higher guidance is leading us to a safer and more productive solution.

I was teaching one of my students these principles. We were north of Mesa in the mountains. He said there was a shortcut through the mountains that would take us to another small town that had the best peach cobbler in Arizona. Naturally, I was interested in making this journey. We could've driven back to Payson and gone the long way, but he said there was a shortcut through the mountains on these dirt roads.

“Well, if you're going to practice what you teach,” I said, “let's have an adventure,” and off we went. As we rambled along the dirt road, not really seeing any signs as to where we were going, we came to a crossroads. We looked at each other and said, “Which invites us to follow, the road on the right or the road on the left?” P.S. We had no GPS with us, just the Celestine tools. Off we went down the road on the right. It seemed to glow and draw us toward it. Amazingly, after about 30 minutes, we did find the highway that was going to lead us to the small, wonderful town of incredible peach cobbler.

Our intuition also works as we get the feeling that something is going to happen. Perhaps we need to stay at this location longer. Perhaps we need to put water and blankets in our car, not knowing why. Learning to trust allows us to engage in whatever is going to transpire. We have a sixth sense that we're going to play a part in something very important. And without needing to know why or what, we follow that intuition, prepare, and have the energy around us that says we are open to possibilities. When you are ready to respond, you have a sense that the information coming to you is from a higher source.

The 8th insight talks a lot about raising our children to be free, to build their own energy so they do not need to become energy vampires.

The most important thing, no matter how old the child is, is to tell them the truth. You will definitely put it in terms they can understand so it helps them grasp the world around them. For instance, if a decision has been made that the family needs to split up, instead of letting a child feel fear and start blaming themselves, you can calmly say to them: “The truth is, Mom and Dad need to live in different houses. We both love you and we will always be there for you, but we will not live in the same house.”

I had no idea that I was practicing this important communication with my oldest son. He was born in 1962 with congenital heart problems and also missing the radius from his left arm, and being short in the right arm, requiring a lot of medical attention.

He had his first heart operation at the age of 6 months, and then they started working on his arms to help create hands. Over the next 11 years, he was in and out of hospitals. They used his index fingers to create thumbs for him, and of course, there was a lot of checking and testing to see if his heart surgery was holding up.

Not knowing that I was creating trust, I was always very honest with Jimmy. I told him exactly what the doctors needed to do. I told him what his arms might look like after the surgery, and we had truthful, close communication. When he was 11 and had outgrown his first heart surgery, they needed to repair or replace the damage in his heart. After we saw the doctor, Jimmy asked me, “Mom, is there a chance I might die?”

Again, I answered him truthfully, “Yes, that might happen.” He was prepared. He understood. And when the doctors rolled him into surgery, their comment to me was, “We have never seen anyone going through this surgery with such peace.” In all of his 11 years, Jimmy never once asked for pain medication, never asked “Why did this happen to me?” or complained.

When you fill your child with energy and they do not have to compete to feel that energy, they do not need to learn to be devious or to manipulate. They have the feeling of being whole and complete.

Addictions to people happen when something is missing within themselves, and they find that in another person. They become completely dependent on that person. In love situations, you often speak about balance, the yin and yang, the male and female. We all possess both male and female energy. Without it, we would die.

Our male energy gets us up and going, helps us stay focused, and gets the task completed. Our female energy gives us creativity, intuition, and the ability to see the picture with more compassion. Both men and women need these energies. When we're growing up, if we have parents of opposite genders who can guide us to develop our own strengths in both energies, we are then balanced. If we feel lacking, we will be attracted to someone who reflects the energy we are seeking.

By balancing our energies, and these are not necessarily related to sex, we understand that having harmony and balance within us, created by us and sustained by us, means we do not need to attach ourselves to someone who is going to make us feel complete. And we do hear that expression far too often: “So-and-so completes me.” This may sound complicated, but it really is simplistic when you begin to see how it plays out. Perhaps this will be a whole other conversation.

Every Tuesday evening, I host a heart-centered meditation at my center in Mesa, Arizona, which I call the Open-Heart Meditation. During this session, I guide the group into the depths of our heart’s center, filling it with joy as we allow it to expand and vibrate faster and faster. Through this practice, we embrace our true essence as beings of light.

If you’re in the Phoenix or Mesa area, I warmly invite you to join us. Feel free to reach out and become part of our Open-Heart Meditation community.