Robes: A Book of Coming Changes

by Penny Kelly

Robes is a book of global dimensions that offers a compelling look at the next century. By turns startling, comforting, enlightening, and unnerving, it takes a deep look at the coming changes in nations and governments, as well as the rise of business to power. It expands to examine everything from education and population, to wars, weather, food, and famine, including the emerging human potential embedded in the body/mind system. "The most important thing for you to remember as you look at these coming changes," said the little men in brown robes, "is that things could be so much easier if you understood why these things are happening, and if you worked with them instead of against them..."

267 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 2001

Reviews

[Alana · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book so much that I bought the rest of Penny Kelly's books on Amazon.

[Gayle Abbott · Rating 5 out of 5]

So absolutely fascinating and a whole different way of looking at the world. But definitely not for everyone as it will push boundaries and beliefs for many.

[Joshua Myrvaagnes · Rating 5 out of 5]

The most important book of the 21st century so far. This gets all of what's happening in the next 200 years out of the siloes and into one image. People who are panicking or in denial about the changes happening in our world seem to pick up on one or at most two of the basic factors at play, but in hindsight this book is a most commonsense vantage point. Treat it as a work of fiction if you must, but you won't be able to see the current events the same way ever again. It's a harrowing work to read in good times, but in dark times it can get us through. This books is my compass and a true "foul-weather friend." I've read it seven times.

[elisa · Rating 1 out of 5]

fell asleep while reading the book. in a span of, approximately, 15-minute slumber, i had a horrible nightmare and i thought i would not be able to wake up. i should have stopped reading it earlier after reading a few chapters. over and above, i had an eerie feeling this would not end well. the book insistently shakes someone's beliefs; you have to decide for yourself if you're ready to face the consequences.

[Taylor Masina · Rating 5 out of 5]

The books writing could have been better. I think every chapter started with her drinking tea somewhere, which, even if that was the case we could’ve maybe switched it up in some chapters. That said, it was entertaining. I felt like the prediction parts were speaking directly to my soul. She was saying the things I’ve been feeling!

[Vianne · Rating 4 out of 5]

Penny brings a message about our near future. Well worth the read. I believe that the shift in humanity's vibratory rate might mitigate this prediction some but I am preparing for what may come.

[Kate · Rating 5 out of 5]

A very very interesting read even if you do not believe Kelly's description of how she received images of the future. Topics are very pertinent to today: governments, corporations and populaces; self-sufficiency or lack there-of; the legislation of health; Earth and the environment; food shortages; population explosion; changes in domestic fuel and energy technology; and the short-comings and the potential of human beings. These are some of the topics off the top of my head. There are many more included in these visions of the future largely within the 21st century. In spite of not painting a rosy picture, the book gave me great hope, and gave some context to what's happened in the world since early 2020.