Cayce Quote of the Day

Know, self is the only excuse. Self is the only sin; that is, selfishness–and all the others are just a modification of that expression of the ego. But so close is the ego, the I Am, to the Great I Am, That I Am, that the confusions of duty and privilege and opportunity become so enmeshed in the experience of the entity.

— 1362-1


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The Edgar Cayce readings state that the health of the body, mind, and soul are so closely interrelated that it is rarely of value to treat any one of these aspects without also giving some attention to the state of the other two. Also that for every human ill, remedies can be found in nature in the abundance of herbs, fruit and seeds.

Most of the medicines suggested in the readings were given for a specific individual for a specific need, however, certain products were recommended so repeatedly and emphatically that they have become almost specifics for certain types of disorders. The herbal spring tonic (5450-3) for example, was quoted as “this would be good for anyone (who needs it) as a spring tonic.” It is because of these variances, that A.R.E. suggests you seek the guidance of a health professional to analyze your individual needs and be guided toward the wholeness of life.

References;
“The Edgar Cayce Handbook for Health Through Drugless Therapy” By Dr. Harold Reilly and Ruth Brod.
“An Edgar Cayce Home Medicine Guide” By A.R.E. Press.
A.R.E. circulating files. Files are collections of verbatim readings extracts, selected and arranged by topic. For files call A.R.E. at 1-800-333-4499 or go to edgarcayce.org.

Daily Application of Selected Cayce Readings

October 16

Where God Dwells on Earth

To express love in your activities to your neighbor is the greater service that a soul may give in this mundane sphere.

Based on Edgar Cayce reading 499-2

There once lived two brothers who shared equally the produce and profit of the farm their father had left them. One brother was happily married with two children; the other brother was still single. The single brother reasoned to himself, "I live by myself while my brother must support a family. I have no need of all the grain in my barn." So in the middle of the night he took a bag of grain from his barn and put it in his brother's barn.

Meanwhile the married brother reasoned, "I have a wife and children to look after me. My brother has no one to care for his future." So at night he would take a bag of grain from his barn and put it in his brother's barn.

Both were puzzled as to why for many years their grain supply did not diminish.

One night, as chance would have it, both left their barns at the same time and in the dark bumped into each other in the middle of the field. At first they were startled, but soon they realized what had been happening. They dropped their grain sacks and embraced.

God, looking down, thought, "On this spot I will build My Temple, for where people meet in love, there My Presence shall dwell."

APPLICATION: Do a loving act for a neighbor today.

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