The Parables of Kryon Paperback – January 1, 2000

I just found Kryon this month. I'm so so thankful for this. The parables and the other book (Michael's story) are so easy to read but packed with so many insights. It's definitely something to read over and over again and glean more and more things from it. I also love reading Lee's comments after each story.

"The Parables of Kryon" by Lee Carroll was first published in 1996. At that time I was living in Oklahoma, the buckle of the Bible Belt, basically a galaxy away from Del Mar, CA where Mr. Carroll was at the forefront of the New Age movement. The Kryon material is channeled information, which in many circles still has the connotation of being straight from the Devil's Lair. I've found channeled material to run the gamut from the ridiculous ("greetings, Earthlings") to life changing ("A Course in Miracles").Since acquiring a Kindle, I enjoy exploring all the spiritual book lists seeking the rare gem, the classic I missed along the way. I'd vaguely heard of Lee Carroll and Kryon, even in the insulated heartland, and decided to risk perdition by downloading "The Parables of Kryon." What I discovered was a delightful collection of twenty deceptively "simple" stories rich with profound life lessons. Just as Jesus taught the villagers of his day through tales like The Prodigal Son, The Sower of Seeds, and The Good Samaritan, Kryon shares his philosophy via the storytelling tool.The book begins with the brief "Parable of the Tar Pit" where everyone thinks being covered in tar is normal until one person is suddenly washed clean. Carroll serves as interpreter of the Kryon tales he receives, spelling out the spiritual lesson in case you missed it. Disciples can be a little dense, as Jesus learned when he had to explain the Sower of the Seeds analogy to his followers. Likewise, Carroll makes clear the philosophical lessons behind "The Big, Fuzzy Caterpillar" (a wormy creature who misses the chance to become a butterfly), "The Two Groups of Warriors" (reminiscent of putting on the whole armor of God in Ephesians), "David the Indian" (who breaks through foggy boundaries) and the rest with summaries at the end of each story.I found myself reading one parable a morning, like a daily devotional, ruminating on the spiritual lessons, sometimes agreeing, sometimes not, but each story was always food for thought. The piece stands as a sort of spiritual movement historical marker, using phrases like "New Age" and "life contract" that were once new and have now taken on a lot of baggage. The order of the stories starts with universal life lessons that would not rock many boats to increasingly New Age concepts of reincarnation and karmic principles that would definitely send mainstream Christians back behind their fences.Still, for those spiritual explorers who enjoyed hearing Bible stories in Sunday school, "The Parables of Kryon" delivers some interesting concepts in a variety of entertaining tales.Dana Taylorauthor of "Ever-Flowing Streams: Christ, Reiki, Reincarnation & Me"

I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT KRYON AND LEE CARROLL🥰💗🥰💗🥰💗

This is the 2nd Kryon book I have had the pleasure to experience fully. The first one was "Partnering With God". From it's very deep uplifting spiritual reasuring message I immediately purchased all 11 books, for it opened up the mysteries of my soul and explained clearly our purpose on treading the sands of the Earth. This wonderful book on parables is consise, to the point, easy to read but oh so deep in it's complexity and the overriding presence of love in all of it's internal messages. I know in my heart they are true and the the love from spirit is no different then the love that we all feel when we graduate from our time on earth into the realm of spirit. This simple book will change the life of everyone who reads it if they choose to allow it. Kudos to Kryon and to Lee for all of his sacrafice in allowing these beautiful mesages to be so. What a beautiful world this will be when we allow the showing of this same love to all of our neighbors.

So much love and wisdom and layers of important lessons in compassion and integrity. I will be reading this again and sharing these parables with others.

The parables made for stimulating visuals while the explanations provided thereafter shed greater clarity. In this information format I found myself mentally replaying the parable then melding it's relative explanation; this format infused the theory for me consequently making it my own. Well written and very insightful book. A keeper!

I read straight through. I could relate to all or some of each parable. My first intro to Lee Carroll. I like it.

Great book says so very much and answers a myriad of questions about God/dess and humans and karma and how much we are loved by God/dess and how much we are actually a part of God/dess and plans for Mother Earth or Gaia. thought provoking, loving and kind account of why we are here and what we really mean to spirit angels and God/dess. Highy recommended as are Lee Carroll's channellings on youtube. Don't miss his books or channellings, they will great expand your ability to understand who and what you are and why you are so blessed.

thank you for you work as a distributor, all is well with this book

Happy the used copy was as ''new'' & signed by Lee Carroll (for the original purchaser.) Not happy that, although I purchased other books expecting 1 delivery under Amazon, it was sent separately by another, doubling its cost & taking 2 weeks to reach me. I will be careful next time but. overall, I'm satisfied. Thanks.

a learning and uplifting experiece.....

I loved it

I all ready recommended this book to all my friends. I love all Kryon books because they have an honest and positive point of view which I do love it.