Michael for the Millennium Chelsea Quinn Yarbro: The Fourth Book in the Michael Teaching

As a student of the Michael Teaching for 25 years off and on, I found that I read this book whenever I had a chance (which is rare for me) although I read widely. The topics expand "Michael"'s ideas to social commentary on many fronts. An excellent book for those interested in more from Michael.

This is the second book I've read on the "Michael material" (the first being Messages from Michael), and I have to say that it provides much food for thought. I found that, because of where this book starts, it's important to read at least the first "Michael" book before this one - as the first one provides an in depth look at certain ideas that need to be grasped before this material will make much sense. "Michael for the Millennium" explores many different topics including: the various possibilities relatd to the future of our planet, reincarnation, life & death, relationships, the power of personal & global choice, and much, much more. Overall, I would recommend this book to anyone interested in the "Michael" materials - it has much to offer. An open mind is a must...

A must for Michael fans, other's should read the first books in the series to get a feel for the format, and the complexity of our lives. It's not for the entrenched mind. An interesting, food for thought, exploration, into the how's and why's of everyday life among the savages. Us! Michael helps make sense of an insane world if you can take the time to ponder on the subject, go for it. Caution: All channeled material is subject to minor errors but can be easily corrected by cross reference, it's worth a few sour notes to have the wisdom of Michael.

An excellent book, similar to it's predecessors, Messages from Michael, More Messages from Michael, and Michael's People. The layout of the book is someone different in that little asides and joking comments have now been added (in parenthesis) in the midst of many of Michael's dialogues. The information is still top-notch, however, the comments are unnecessary and distracting. That is the only 'peeve' I have with regards to this book. This is the first Michael book that Ms. Yarbro has published since Michael's People, back in the early 80's. The perspective is a little more fresh and current and easier to apply to today's ever-changing world. An excellent book, even without the benefit of having read any of the prior Michael material (although, it makes for MUCH easier reading and understanding if you have prior knowledge)