Dr Jean Paul
Condemn no one, lest ye yourself be condemned. Give that of love, if ye would find love. Show thyself friendly and lovely if ye would have that love bestowed upon thee that brings peace and contentment.
Daily Application of Selected Cayce Readings
July 7
Waiting for the Questions
Become as a companion so that there may be the seeking by the developing mind for counsel, for guidance.
Based on Edgar Cayce reading 759- 12
Sally’s first day at work was a memorable one. She had accepted the job not knowing exactly what this company's business really entailed. However, she had assumed it had something to do with oceanography because it was near the ocean and the word research was in the title. The man who hired her wouldn't tell her either what they did.
The first day on the job, she opened some mail and found a request for a "black book because someone wanted help with psoriasis. A check was enclosed. That day she opened several letters talking about various diseases, and some of them mentioned the name Edgar Cayce.
She finally asked who Edgar Cayce was. Her boss wouldn't tell her. Instead he gave her two books to read “There Is a River” and “The Sleeping Prophet”. He said they weren't required reading but that she could come back and talk to him when she had read one of them. She devoured them in a week and wanted more and more to read.
Only later did she realize what he was doing. She was to get interested on her own. She was supposed to ask questions so she would learn when she was ready.
It worked. She has been working with the Edgar Cayce material for over twenty years now.
APPLICATION: Describe an instance in your life where someone opened a door to a new field of learning and then allowed you to progress at your own pace. Take one step to do that for someone else.