Think of These Things

by Edgar Evans Cayce

This is a handy, pocketsize companion of Cayce affirmations. Chances are you'll find yourself sharing these hopeful words with others. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0876041322
• ISBN13: 9780876041321
• Release Date: December 1987
• Publisher: A.R.E. Press (Association of Research & Enlig
• Length: 120 Pages
• Weight: 0.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 3.5" x 5.2"

Customer Reviews

Stimulates Spiritual Thinking

This handy little book is chock-full of great spiritual tidbits to help us on our journey. Small book, but each quote portrays very deep spiritual truths that are life changing if applied. Visit me at www.OneSourceHealing.org

Thought Food to Go

A highly concentrated collection of some of the best of Edgar Cayce. This little book is intended to be carried around and dipped into as a mental and spiritual respite from the paralysis of the daily grind. This little book is best appreciated in little bites and bits to be pondered and meditated upon. Just read a few words over your lunch hour or coffee break, and you will be better able to face the rest of your day.

"Much more action than celestine "..... L. Ron Hubbard

This is the first thing I read of Cayce. It is all excerpts straight from the readings. There are no interpretations, conjecture or filtering through this relative or that author. This is straight from the mouth of one of the most documented psychics of the 20th century. I believe that what is in this book was transcribed from edgar cayce while he was in a trance. I may be gullible, but I would just rather believe in everything than pick one thing for life. The book is separated into several sections. For instance, "On Self and Others" and "On Choice and the Will." The excerpts are usually a short to medium paragraph. This is a pocket sized book, perfect for quick reads and bursts of insight. Here's one of my favorites: "For this entity should comprehend and know, and never forget, that life and its experiences are only what one puts into same! And unless the activities, the thoughts are continuously constructive, and the experience well-balanced, the entity cannot, will not fulfill the purpose for which it came into the present experience." - 1537-1 For those who havent read about Cayce its a great introduction to the man in his own words. For people who have already become intrigued with Cayce, this is a useful compendium of some of trance boy's most scintillating insights from beyond. % % % % 1/2 -Tom Cates