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 Most enlightening non-Bible book I'veever read July 23, 2008
J. Rutt (Ypsilanti)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Read it. Cayce's unconscious way of describing the beauty of this world an our opportunites to reelate with God are just beautiful. Fascinating ideas, inspirational language, beautiful inter-life stories. Can be a bit listy at times going through the various life readings that make up most of the book, but just too valuable not to read. I'm buying copies to give away.
 Excellent Elightening Book June 8, 2008
Robert Sauls (None of Your Business)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This book is probably one of the greater books of Enlightenment. Now I advise people- "Do not change your religion according to Cayce's views on Christ, especially if you are Christian. Not even Cayce wanted you to do that". One thing is that Cayce's view of Christ was a soul like us who had many incarnations- especially Adam and Jesus. And he is the first soul to become one with God. Now Cayce has bridged Eastern ideas with Western Ideas. I think he did an amazing job in his unconsciousness connecting the dots with all world ideas on mind-body-spirit. I suggest you read this book for greater Awareness and opening your mind to new thoughts, but take everything new he says about Christ with a grain a salt, even if you are Christian, Muslim, Hindu, or whatever.
GOOD, SOLID READ November 8, 2007
Christopher S. Smallwood
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Pretty amazing book. You will either believe it or not. If I were to have a qualm, it would be whether this information came from an evil source. (I'm a Catholic) but over and over it repeats the message of love. The book is enriching but does not feed the soul as the Bible does....but a very nice adjunct.
 Tedious July 26, 2007
Art Soares (MA)
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
"Tedious" is the word I would use to describe my experience with this book and that's not the experience I'm looking for. The other Cayce books that I've read on Reincarnation, Atlantis, and Prophecy were easy to read and fascinating. What I found difficult was the author's explanation of the Readings and the Readings themselves. I found myself reacting after each Reading with "Huh? What is he talking about?" Believe me, I mean no disrepect towards Mr. Cayce and his work. I just found the book difficult to digest. Perhaps now wasn't the time to read it.
 Chaotic but fun to read. November 9, 2006
Gregory E. Devine (Morris Plains, NJ)
7 out of 12 found this review helpful
Overall, the presenting of the material is a bit, confusing and scattered. BUT, if one has some background experience and understanding of current scripture, one can identify those areas of interest as one reads the text, and have fun with comparing "visions" to scriptural reference.
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