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Life is a completely lawful experience because of the universal laws of reincarnation and karma that draw individuals together. Rather than being some type of unavoidable destiny or a fate about which we can do very little, the Edgar Cayce material instead sees karma as essentially an unconscious reservoir of…
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If you’ve ever wanted to understand more about how karma works in your own life, this is the book for you!
I was introduced to Kevin Todeschi a few years ago by Caroline Myss, and I was instantly amazed at the depth of his knowledge about Edgar Cayce. And why not? Kevin was the Executive Director and CEO of A.R.E. (Cayce’s Assn. for Research and Enlightenment in Virginia), and is the author of many books about Cayce’s groundbreaking life as the first renowned psychic healer in the US— and the father of holistic medicine.
Cayce himself wrote very little besides…
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