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ABRAHAM BUDDY

2007-11-24T17:47:00Z

Hi, I am looking for a verizon carrier (so we can talk for free) that believes in the law of attraction and the teachings of Abraham.
I am looking for someone to connect with and talk about metaphysics and the "receiving mode" several times during the day. A person that is willing to barter well being with me and check in about how well you and I are doing. Such as, a 2 min phone call to ask if you and I are going for the better reaching tought. A few times during the day while we are living life, encountering opportunities for growth.

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Akashic Records

2007-08-03T23:39:56Z

Have there been any other Prophets that have been able to tap into the Akashic Records as Cayce did??

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The Firestone

2007-07-11T02:12:22Z

Been working on this for a while and thought I'd ask what research anyone else has done concerning this topic discussed in Cayce's readings.

At the moment I believe the base was a 6 sided quartz cylinder and on top of this 6 sided cylinder was a 6 sided prism made of a particular stone. As for the type of stone used it could be, pyrite, lapis lazuli, azurite or maybe even salt crystal. In one of the readings Cayce mentions the crystal as opalescent which i guess would mean it changed colors a lot while functioning and emitting a bright white light. I would like to mention that the philosopher stone is also considered the firestone and it was firstly a white powder and then when worked it becomes a red stone. What is interesting is that in order to make the white powder you must use salt. It is like salt is the catalyst for all this work so i would recommend salt as being the stone. Salt acts as an ionizer when light pases through it and a dense field of ions is a plasma. According to John Worrel Keely plasma is just below aether so i would suggest hat salt also condenses the aether.

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What's your favorite area of Cayce readings?

2007-06-26T02:06:59Z

Do you like Atlantis? Medicine? Reincarnation and Karma? Ancient Egypt? Let us know what your favorite areas of Cayce research are, and why! I'm partial to the Atlantis stuff because it ties into theories of early earth civilizations, egypt, mythology, shared genetic and linguistic roots, and scripture interpretation. I find that must of it gels very well with the Rosecrucian beliefs. I recall that when once asked if the "Great White Brotherhood" was involved in his readings, Cayce responded, "There is an influence." Does anyone know anything else about this? The brotherhood is made up of ascended masters and the like...though no one seems to agree on who's on it...

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now is the time

2006-11-08T05:35:01Z

awake and open your wings... let your being resonate in harmony ... sing and celebrate life... : )

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Edgar Cayce Institute for Intuitive Studies Online Course

2006-09-26T14:42:31Z

I am thinking about taking this.
Has anyone taken online course? Could you give me some feedback?

Many Thanks!

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Prediction of the day

2006-05-01T21:02:54Z

Is there any way that you guys know of, any website maybe, that shows the prediction of the day from the Edgar Cayce readings? If there isn't one there should be.

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Atlantis

2006-02-28T00:13:33Z

What are your guys' view on Atlantis as compared with Edgar Cayce's viewpoint on the subject, or what is your viewpoint on it in general? I'm fascinated that Cayce predicted that there was a chamber under the left foot of the Sphinx where the Atlanteans left information about their society. According to this documentary I watched this guy discovered it and to this day they haven't explored it further. I am curious beyond belief. And there's always the causeway off the coast of Bimini.

I for one, think Atlantis will emerge in the near future and will have global consequences.

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Study groups & upcoming conference

2006-01-04T08:24:55Z

Anyone been involved with a study group? I recently began attending 2 groups (the each meet every other Wednesday, alternating weeks). One is reading "A Search for God" and the other is reading "Healing Through Meditation and Prayer". So far it's great :)

Also, is anyone attending the ARE Conference "Annual Easter Event: Awakening the Power of a Living God" 3/24/05 - 3/27/05? I heard Gregg Braden is an incredible speaker. I'm gonna try to go.

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Moderator

2006-01-04T08:22:36Z

Would anyone have a problem if I became the moderator?

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New to group

2005-12-17T05:28:48Z

Hi all

What is a good primer for a begining Edgar Cayce reader?

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The Lost Records of Atlantis

2005-09-09T20:44:44Z

Hello everyone,
I have a website at www.incal2012.info documenting my following of the Cayce readings to a very interesting and important point. Check it out.

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Cayce & Pure Tone Vibrational Healing

2005-02-25T22:17:38Z

I've read a decent ammount on Cayce, ofcourse "There is a River" and a few other books on his readings. I've learned a lot living so near the foundation just from people who have visited and are very familiar. Now I've started on my path, both in my own exploration of living in the moment and opening my energy & chakras. I'm using crystal singing bowls which I do have a few books on they mention how Cayce predicted Pure Tone Vibrational healing in the future. Would love to learn more if anyone has information to share please do =)

Everett

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I will be leaving Tribe

2005-02-19T22:28:59Z

I will be leaving Tribe, have realized that it's taking up too much time and energy that could be better spent in other ways. So, I need to find a new moderator or have someone step up and create a new Edgar Cayce tribe so you can all still share...any takers? I'm not sure how to change moderators, but I will stay on with this particular tribe until we have it figured out.

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note from tribe.net: please assign a moderator

2005-02-19T22:27:01Z

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Christianity rant - empowering or not?

2004-10-05T06:35:11Z

Unfortunately, I have no knowledge of Tesla or trephening but you dig up the coolest stuff, Nathaniel :)

I have to rant .... I'm struggling with Christianity again. I thought I was coming to terms with it through Cayce but last Sunday in church they did a "guilt sermon" and THAT angers me every time. My experience is that church guilt sermons range from tithing to divorce to being prompt!!!!

And now I look at the verses regarding Jesus teaching on divorce ... Mark 10:11-12, Luke 16:18 & Matthew 5:31-32. Having divorced a year-and-a-half ago, I know I didn't realize why I was getting married - it wasn't for the right reasons. We were drawn together mostly due to our problems each of us had. Once those became evident enduring the divorce was the only option other than us killing one another. Believe me, we tried staying together for our son, we tried lots of counseling with an awesome counselor (he's not your run of the mill "advice counselor" by far) so we did what needed to be done for our own individual healing and growth. Sure I wish we never would've gone down the whole road in the first place but hey I'm human, I make mistakes and I learn from them.

Okay, where do I go with this ... my first thought is the verses I referenced seem like an unrealistic point of view because people marry people they shouldn't have married or they marry when they aren't emotionally healthy enough or whatever - it's a fact.

I could also say Jesus was teaching an ideal which men should try to live up to and some of us can't do it right the first few times around. We screw up, we're forgiven. Maybe it could be as simple as that. Maybe it is that? That's how it is with everything else. Churches, however, love to harp on the divorce thing.

<sigh> Matthew 5:32 sounds so ridiculous to me.

Any Cacye input on this? I've not read any.

It doesn't help that I haven't slept tonight. Er, um, this morning ... whatever. I'm tired!

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Edgar, Edison, and Tesla

2004-08-31T19:24:30Z

I recently read that before Edison and Tesla went their separate ways, they both recieved readings from Edgar Cayce. This was early in all their careers and the transcripts and other notes were mostly lost and destroyed, with a few exceptions. I have studied Cayce for years and knew of the Edison connection, but does anyone into Telsa have any knowledge of this as well? Apparently Tesla wanted to investigate the connection between electricity and psychic functioning, while Edison did not particularly believe in "the soul" and thus the split. Cayce reportedly even described devices that could be built to detect as yet unknown forms of energy--some of which we now know as FM and Radio waves. In this way, Cayce may be partly responsible for developing some of the greatest technoligies of the past century. Any help on this Edison/Tesla connection would be greatly appreciated.

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Edgar and Trephening

2004-08-29T22:09:26Z

I recently read that Edgar, as a youth, suffered a brain injury. While walking, he fell and a nail penetrated his cranium, perhaps even into the brain cavity. This immediately reminded me of the ancient practice of trephening (I hope I spelled that right), or putting a hole in someone's head, usually to release an evil spirit, but also to open one to God in some Shamanic traditions. From a biological standpoint, this sort of injury allows more air into the brain and results in faster oxygenation and higher functioning. Some feel that it also instigates a reaction by the pituitary and/or pineal glands, which in chakric lore, represent and are related to the highest spiritual functioning and psychic ability. This practice has always fascinated me and I was amazed and somewhat glad to hear that Edgar had undergone it in a round-about fashion. Any thoughts on this?

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2 "new" Cayce books

2004-08-29T20:53:47Z

New to me, anyway--I just found them at my local library (Support Your Local Library!) Anyway, one is "My Life As A Seer: The Lost Memoirs)" and the other is "Edgar Cayce, An American Prophet" by Sidney D. Kirkpatrick, 2000.

I plan to start reading them this week--has anyone else read these texts? If so, I look forward to raising some discussion from a shared source, if not, I look forward to sharing any interesting points I come across.

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ARE pics

2004-06-30T15:13:23Z

I finally posted pics from my trip to the ARE (they're in the photo album). I posted the ones I thought were best. The ARE is great to visit but there's soooo much to do at Virginia Beach it's incredible. I'd never been there before. I'd never seen the ocean before either!

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Edgar Cayce books I've read

2004-06-06T00:04:26Z

I figured I'd be the first one to post something ;)

So... I've read The Story Of Jesus, There Is A River and am just now starting Attitudes and Emotions. I really enjoyed the 1st two and am stoked about Attitudes and Emotions.

I hope to hear from others in this tribe :D

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Welcome to the tribe

2004-05-30T12:04:55Z

Hello ladies and gents, boys and girls, and welcome to the Tribe. I apologize, as moderator, for not writing anything sooner. I wasn't aware that I had members yet and this is my first attempt at moderating. I kinda thought Tribe would notify the moderator when 3 people joined and made the tribe publicly visible. But I am glad to have you all here and hope that we can have some good discussions and learn from each other. Once again, welcome to the tribe!

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