Edgar Cayce on Human
Origins
Edgar
Cayce was a
near-death experiencer who had more
recorded out-of-body journeys than anyone
ever recorded and revealed volumes of
psychic material much of which was verified
to be true to the amazement of doctors and
scientists. Cayce discovered at a young age
he could go into a
self-induced trance and travel while
out-of-body to
afterlife realms to obtain information
on virtually any subject. Cayce claimed
anyone could do what he did with the proper
training and attunement. During his
out-of-body journeys, Cayce was able to tap
into a virtually unlimited amount of
information which he referred to as the "Universal
Mind".
He was able to reveal previously unknown
information on a wide range of subjects such
as:
astrology, the
afterlife,
religion, the
future,
consciousness, and human origins, just
to name a few. The following information on
human origins was revealed to Cayce during
his excursions while out of the body and as
told in Thomas Sugrue's book,
There is a River.
Because of the archaic language used in
Cayce's description, I have paraphrased it
slightly, without losing any of original
meaning, to make it easier to read. This may
be the most important document concerning
Edgar Cayce you will ever read because it
answers the "what, where, how, when and why"
of human origins.
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People
usually demand a beginning, so in the beginning
there was a sea of
spirit and it filled all of space. The spirit
was static, content, and aware of itself. It was a
giant resting on the bosom of its thought and
contemplating what it is.
Then the spirit moved into action. It withdrew into
itself until all of space was empty. In the center,
the sparkling
mind of the spirit shone. This was the beginning
of the individuality of the spirit. This was what
the spirit discovered itself to be when it awakened.
This spirit was
God.
God desired self-expression and desired
companionship; therefore, God projected the
cosmos and souls. The cosmos was built with
music, arithmetic, geometry, harmony, system, and
balance. The building blocks were all of the same
material - the life essence - God simply changed the
wavelength and rate of
vibration of these building blocks thereby
creating the patterns for multitudes of life forms.
This action resulted in the
law of diversity which supplied endless
patterns. God played on this law of diversity as a
pianist plays on a piano - producing melodies and
arranging them in a symphony.
Each
design carried within it the plan for its
evolution - both physical and spiritual. This
plan corresponds to the sound of a note struck on a
piano. The sounds of several notes unite to make a
chord; chords in turn become phrases; phrases become
melodies; melodies intermingle and move back and
forth, across and between and around each other, to
make a symphony. Then in the end, the music will
stop and the physical universe will be no more; but
between the beginning and the finish of the music,
there was glorious beauty and a glorious experience.
The spiritual universe will continue on.
Everything assumed its design in various forms and
their activity resulted in the laws of attraction
and repulsion. All forms would attract and repel
each other in their evolutionary dance.
All things are a part of God and an expression
of God's thought. The Mind of God was the force
which propelled and perpetuated these thoughts. All
minds, as thoughts of God, do everything God
imagined. Everything which came into being is an
aspect of this One Mind.
All things, including the souls of individuals, were
created as "fractals"
of God for companionship with God - the "Whole."
This revelation from Cayce revealed the astonishing
fact of how
self-similar the universe is on every scale:
from the atom to biological organisms, from human
beings to the planet Earth, from solar systems to
galaxies, from the universe(s) to God.
The pattern God used to
create souls was the pattern of God's own Spirit.
The spirit is life. From the spirit, the mind builds
patterns. From the mind, the physical creation is
the result. This is how the spirit, the mind, and
individuality, became the pattern for souls. This is
how cause, action, and effect became the pattern for
everything. First there was the spirit (the first
cause); then there was the action which withdrew
spirit into itself; then there was the resulting
individuality of God.
The spirit of the individual existed before the soul
of the individual was created. The spirit keeps the
knowledge of its identity with God. The soul has the
ability to experience the activities of the mind in
a manner separate from God.
Thus, new individuals issued from God and remained
dependent upon God; but individuals were also aware
of an existence apart from God. Individuals were
given the power to choose (free will) and direct
their own activity. Without free will, it would only
remain a part of the individuality of God. The mind,
issuing as a force from God, would naturally fulfill
God's thoughts unless directed otherwise. The power
to do this - to direct the force of mind
individually from God - is free will. And the
record or memory of this freedom is the soul.
The soul began with its first expression of free
will through the force of mind. The first
thought the spirit generated from free will - the
first diversion of the force of mind from its normal
path of unity with God - was the beginning of the
soul.
The nucleus of the soul was the balance of positive
and negative forces equal in power. These forces
produce harmonious activities: the positive force
initiates, impregnates, and thrusts forward; while
its polar negative force receives, nourishes, and
ejects. The steps of this evolutionary process are
also the stages of the thought process: perception,
reflection, and opinion.
Thus, the soul consists
of two states of consciousness: (1)
the spirit which
bears a knowledge of its identity with God, and
(2)
the soul which
bears a knowledge of everything it experienced.
The plan for the soul is a cycle of experience
unlimited in scope and duration. Through this
evolutionary cycle, the soul will come to know the
creation in all its aspects at the discretion of the
will. The cycle would be completed when the desire
of the will was no longer different from the thought
of God. The consciousness of the soul would then
merge with its spiritual consciousness of its
identity with God. Then the soul will return to its
source as the companion it was intended to be.
As a companion, the soul would remain conscious of
its separate individuality and would be aware of its
own free will as it now acted as a part of God, but
not diverting its mind because it was in agreement
with God's influence on the mind of the soul. Until
this state of at-one-ment was reached, the soul
would not be a companion in the true sense of the
word.
The
idea of returning to God means a loss of
individuality is paradoxical, since God is aware of
everything happening and must therefore be aware of
the consciousness of each individual. The return of
the soul is the return of the image to whom imagined
it. The consciousness of the individual - its soul
record - could not be destroyed without destroying a
part of God. When a soul returns to God it becomes
aware of itself not only as a part of God, but as a
part of every other soul, and everything.
What is lost is the ego -
the desire to do other than the desire of God. When
the soul returns to God, the ego is voluntarily
relinquished. This is
the symbology behind the
crucifixion of Christ.
The
plan for the soul included experiencing of all
creation, but it did not necessarily mean
participating in all forms and substance. Nor did it
mean souls can interfere with the creation. Nor did
it mean souls are to spin their own little worlds,
twisting and bending laws to make images of their
dreams.
But these things could happen. The soul was the
greatest thing God made because it has free will.
Once free will was given, God did nothing to curb
it. However it acted, it had to act within God's
reality. By whatever route, the soul will return to
God.
The apparent fact of the human body being a speck of
dust on a small planet in a regular galaxy in a
universe of galaxies can lead to the illusion of
humans being a small creation. But the soul is the
unlimited activity of the mind and the grandeur of
imagination.
At first there was little difference between the
consciousness of the new individual (i.e., soul)
and its consciousness of identity with God
(i.e., spirit). Souls merely watched the flow
of the Mind, somewhat as people daydreaming,
marveling at its power and versatility. Then souls
began to act itself, imitating and paralleling what
Mind was doing. Gradually souls acquired experience,
becoming a complementary rather than an imitative
force. It helped to extend, modify, and regulate
creation.
Certain
souls became aggressive with their own power and
began to experiment with it. They mingled with the
dust of the stars and the winds of the spheres -
feeling them - and becoming part of them. One result
of this was an unbalance between the positive and
negative forces. To feel things demanded the
negative force. To express through things (and
directing and managing them)
required the positive force. Another result of souls
becoming aggressive with their own power was the
gradual weakening of the link between the two states
of consciousness
(i.e., spirit and the soul). Some souls
became more concerned with and aware of their own
creations rather than God's. This resulted in the
fall of certain souls to an even lower
consciousness. The Bible allegorically refers to
this event as the
Fall in the Garden of Eden and
the revolt of the angels in the
Book of Revelation.
This event is also the basis for the cosmology of
Christian Gnosticism
and
Jewish mysticism.
To enter into another level of creation and become
part of it, the soul had to assume a new, or third
consciousness - a physical form. Assuming a physical
form is a way of experiencing that particular level
of creation by means of a conscious mind (i.e.,
the third consciousness).
Through the conscious mind, an individual can
experience physical consciousness: the physical
body, the five senses, the glandular and nervous
systems. This transformation of consciousness does
not apply everywhere at this level of creation. In
other worlds and solar systems, the transformation
may differ. One can only imagine the number of these
other worlds and the aspects of divine mind which
they represent.
When a soul enters into another level of creation
and its consciousness, it separated itself
temporarily from the consciousness of its own soul,
and became even further removed from the
consciousness of its spirit. Thus, instead of
helping to direct the flow of creation and
contributing to it, the soul found itself in the
stream and drifting along with it. The farther the
soul traveled from the shore, the more it succumbed
to the pull of the current and the more difficult
was the task of getting back to land.
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6. The invisible planetary afterlife
dimensions of our solar system |
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Planets
and solar systems became a temptation to souls. Each
solar system had its own course and its own plan.
Souls moved toward them through the activity of a
constant stream of mind. When a soul leaped into the
stream (by immersing itself in the system through
which the stream was flowing) it had the force of
the current to contend with, and its free will was
hampered. It was very easy, under these
circumstances, to drift with the current.
Each solar system also represents an opportunity for
development, advancement, and growth toward the
ideal of complete companionship with God - the
position of co-creator in the vast system of
universal mind.
Our solar system also attracted souls. Since each
solar system is a single expression of the divine,
with its planets as integral parts, the Earth came
into the path of souls.
Each solar system in the universe is like an atom in
a universe of worlds. Atoms have quantum levels for
electrons to travel around. The sun has "quantum
levels" for planets to travel around. The planets of
our solar system are physical representations of
heavenly dimensions. These levels as a whole are the
consciousness of our solar system. There are nine
planetary-afterlife dimensions to the consciousness
of our solar system. The planet Earth represents the
third dimension where three-dimensional life is
experienced in our solar system.
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7. God's three-dimensional school of hard
knocks on the third planet from the sun |
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The
Earth is an expression of Divine Mind with its own
laws, its own plan, and its own evolution. Souls,
longing to feel the beauty of the seas, the winds,
the forest, and the flowers, mixed with them and
expressed themselves through them. They also mingled
with the animals, and made thought forms in
imitation of them. Souls played at creating and
imitated God. But this interfered with the
evolutionary plan of the Earth. Thus, the stream of
mind carrying out this plan for the Earth gradually
drew souls into its current. Souls had to evolve
into the bodies they had themselves created.
This entanglement of souls into physical form was a
probability from the beginning. But God did not know
when it would happen until the souls, of their own
free will, had caused it to happen.
All souls were created by God in the very beginning
- before the universe was created. No other souls
have been created since then. This means all souls
on this planet, pre-existed before birth. Of the
souls which God created, only a comparative few have
entered into the experience of our solar system.
Many other souls have gone through or are going
through a similar entanglement in other solar
systems in the universe.
A
way to liberate the souls entangled in matter was
created. A physical form became available as a
vehicle for the soul on Earth. A way became
available for souls to enter the Earth and
experience it as part of their
evolutionary/reincarnation cycle. Of the physical
forms already existing on Earth, a species of
anthropoid ape-man
most nearly approached the necessary pattern. Souls
descended on these apes - hovering above and about
them rather than inhabiting them - and influenced
them to move toward a different goal from the simple
one they had been pursuing. They came down out of
the trees, built fires, made tools, lived in
communities, and began to communicate with each
other. Eventually they lost their animal look, shed
bodily hair, and took on refinements of manner and
habit.
The evolution of the human body occurred partly
through the soul's influence on the endocrine glands
until the ape-man was a three-dimensional
objectification of the soul hovering above it. Then
the soul fully descended into the body and Earth had
a new inhabitant: the homo sapien.
Homo sapiens appeared in
five different places on Earth at the same time, as
the five races. This evolved human is what the Bible
refers to as "Adam". When souls incarnated into
physical form, it would bring the divine
consciousness (i.e., the spirit) in with it. Cayce
referred to this divine consciousness as the "Christ
Consciousness" or "Buddhahood" or the
"superconsciousness". Christ consciousness has
little to do with the personality known as Jesus. It
means a person has attained a complete human-divine
unity. This human-divine unity has been attained by
many people thus far - one such person was Jesus.
The problem for the soul entangled in flesh was to
overcome the attractions of the Earth to the extent
the soul would be as free in the body as out of it.
Only when the body was no longer a hindrance to the
free express of the soul would the cycle of Earth be
finished. This is the condition of having a perfect
unity of the human with the divine.
In a smaller field, this was the evolutionary drama
of free will and creation. In a still smaller field,
each atom of the physical body is a world in itself
where a drama of free will and creation is
occurring. The soul brings life into each atom, and
each atom is a physical reflection of the soul's
pattern.
With the advent of consciousness, humans became
aware of sex meaning something more to them than to
the animals. Sex is the "door" which new souls enter
the Earth, a door unnecessary in other heavenly
planetary/realms. Sex is the only means which
trapped souls have of being liberated from their
predicament - through the cycle of birth, death and
rebirth.
The plan for the Earth
cycle of souls was a limited series of incarnations
with periods in between of dwelling in other
heavenly dimensions of consciousness. Reincarnation
would continue until a soul's every thought and
action of the physical body was in accord with the
plan originally laid out for the soul (i.e., a
human-divine unity, Christ consciousness). When the
body was no longer a hindrance to the free
expression of the soul - when the conscious mind had
merged with the subconscious, the Earth cycle was
finished and the soul liberated to move on to new
adventures. This conquest of the physical body could
not be attained until there was perfection in the
other dimensions of consciousness which are
physically represented by our solar system.
Astrologically, the goal for the soul is to attain a
level of consciousness representing
the total divine
expression of the sun and its planets.
Whichever level of consciousness the soul assumes,
it becomes the focal point of activity. The other
states of consciousness receded to the position of
urges and influences.
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10. The evolution of the Christ soul from
Adam to Jesus to Christhood |
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The
human race was fostered by a soul who had completed
his experience of creation, attained Christhood,
returned to God, and became a companion to God and a
co-creator. This is the soul known as Jesus. The
first evolutionary transformation of ape-men to homo
sapiens is who the Bible refers to as "Adam". This
was the beginning of the divine consciousness into
flesh on the Earth. The soul known as Jesus, was one
of the first souls to enter into one of the Adamic
races.
The soul of Jesus was interested in the plight of
its fellow souls trapped in Earth. After supervising
the influx of souls into flesh, the Christ soul took
form itself, from time to time, to act as a leader
for the people.
At first, these souls
just slightly inhabited the bodies of ape-men while
remembering their true identities as spirit beings.
But gradually, after many incarnations, these souls
descended even further into physical consciousness
and the result was a decrease in their spiritual
mentality. They remembered their true selves only in
dreams and in fables which were handed down from one
generation to another. Religion came into being as a
ritual of longing for lost spirit memories. The arts
were born which included music and geometry. This
knowledge was brought into the world from incoming
souls who gradually forgot their heavenly source.
This knowledge had to be written down, learned, and
taught to each new generation.
Finally, humans were left with a conscious mind
separated from their own individuality as souls.
This individual identity as a soul became the
subconscious mind. The individual identity or
awareness of the physical world became the conscious
mind. The subconscious mind (i.e., the soul)
influenced the conscious mind and gave it its
stature and quality. The subconscious mind dwelt in
the "suit of clothes" which is the physical body and
only in sleep is it disrobed.
Conscious minds, left to its own influence, will
work out the plans and desires of God. Humans
eventually developed theories for what they felt was
true, but no longer knew to be true. The result was
the creation of philosophy and theology. Humans
searched and discovered higher knowledge which they
carried within themselves but could no longer reach
with the conscious mind. This resulted in the
creation of science.
Humans evolved from having an awareness of higher
spirit knowledge to having only mystical dreams,
revealed religions, philosophy and theology. This
evolution of consciousness ultimately reached a
plateau and humans generally only believed what they
could see and feel and prove in terms of their
conscious minds. Then humanity began the struggle of
regaining this higher knowledge.
Meanwhile, the Christ
soul continued to teach and lead humanity by
incarnating as the Biblical characters named
Adam,
Enoch,
and
Melchizedek.
Enoch and Melchizedek experienced neither birth nor
death. Then Christ soul realized after these
incarnations it was necessary to give humanity a
pattern by which they could follow in order to
return to God. The Christ soul achieved this goal by
incarnating as the personality known as Jesus, who
became victorious over the death of the physical
body by laying aside the ego, accepting the
crucifixion of the body in order to return to God.
Jesus created a pattern for humans to follow.
Through the acts of leading a perfect life and
becoming unjustly killed, this reversed the negative
karma (i.e., the law of God, an eye for an eye)
which came from Jesus' first incarnation as Adam.
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11. The law of karma as a lesson for soul
evolution |
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At
present, humanity is in a state of great spiritual
darkness - the darkness which precedes dawn.
Humanity developed a level of
skepticism
which reached a point where it forced humans to make
conclusions they knew was intuitively wrong. At the
same time, humanity continued their investigation of
natural phenomena to the point where conscious
awareness disproved all the higher knowledge souls
had acquired in the beginning. The free will of
humanity is discovering how all roads to higher
knowledge leads toward the same destination and
conclusions. Scientific, theological, and
philosophical knowledge, which has no desire to join
forces, are
approaching a point of
merger.
Skepticism faces destruction by its own hand.
Humanity is at all times the total of what they have
been and done, what they have fought and defended,
and what they have hated and loved. In the
three-dimensional consciousness of every human, in
every atom of the human body, is a reflection of the
soul and a crystallization of their individuality.
Their emotional and nervous structures, their mental
abilities, aptitudes, aversions, preferences, fears,
follies, ambitions, and character, are the sum of
what humans have done with their free will. This
makes every personality, as the earthly "cloak" of
an individuality, is different from every other
personality.
The law of karma, which
is Earth's law of cause and effect ("of reaping
what one sows") also makes humans different
from one another in their joys and sorrows, in their
handicaps, their strengths, their weaknesses, their
virtues and vices, their appreciation of beauty, and
their comprehension of truth. Transgressions humans
make in life must be corrected in life, if not in
the same life, then in a future incarnation. The
Earth's natural law, not the law humanity or God,
demands an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.
This same law applies to groups of people, as they
act together. There is karma for families, for
tribes, for races, and for nations. For example,
when a nation of individuals started a war in a
previous lifetime and are reincarnated, a war will
be committed against that nation. Only when such a
nation is defeated in humility by a nation with
justice and mercy, will the karma of war be lifted
from the defeated nation.
Every person's life is shaped to some extent by
karma: their own, their associates, their loved
ones, their nation, their race, and the entire world
itself. But karma is not greater than free will. It
is what a person does with these influences and
urges, how they react to them, which makes the
difference in their soul development. Because of
karma, some things are more probable than others,
but as long as there exists free will, anything is
possible.
Thus free will and predestination coexist within
human beings. Their past experiences limit them in
probability and incline them in certain directions,
but free will can always "draw the sword from the
stone." The combination of free will and
predestination means humans freely choose their own
predetermined destiny to return to God.
No soul incarnates without having a general plan for
the life to be experienced. The personality a person
expresses in life is only one of the many
personalities
(i.e., facets of the soul) a person can
express. The mission of every soul is to work on one
or several facets of the soul's karma (which can be
thought of as the soul's memory of its prior
actions). A soul does not choose a mission which is
more than the soul can handle or which is too much
for the personality assigned to or chosen by the
soul. Some souls can freely choose their own
conditions in which to be born and complete their
missions. Other souls who have made too many
mistakes in past lives and who have become
dangerously influenced by worldly desires, are
incarnated into conditions chosen by law of karma at
a time and under circumstances best suited to help
them with their karmic debt. Their mission is seldom
perfectly fulfilled because of the such a soul's
large amount of negative karma. Their mission is
sometimes badly neglected.
The circumstances and conditions a soul chooses to
incarnate into is usually made at conception, when a
channel for a soul's expression is opened by the
parents. When this occurs, a pattern is made by the
mingling of the soul patterns of the parents. This
sets up certain karmic conditions. A soul whose own
karma approximates these karmic conditions will be
attracted to the opportunity presented. Since the
karmic pattern created by the parents will not be
exactly the same the incarnating soul's own karma,
the soul must take on some of the karma of the
parents.
Conditions other than the created pattern are
conditions the soul must consider when choosing a
body to be born with. Such conditions include: the
future of the incarnated person's life, former
associations with the parents, the incarnation of
souls it wishes to incarnate with, live with, and
with whom the soul will have problems to work out
with. In some cases the parents are the only reason
for a some souls to incarnate. Such a child will be
devoted to them and remain close to them. The child
then completes its mission by dying so the child's
death can teach the parents very valuable lessons in
life and of spirit. In other cases, the parents are
only used as a means for which the child can leave
home and go about its business in completing its
mission.
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12. The personality as a facet of the
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The
soul may actually occupy a fetus as early as three
months after conception or even as late as a month
after birth. In the latter case, the soul hovers
over the infants body since birth to decide whether
or not to occupy it. Once the decision is made and
the occupation completed, the separation between the
conscious mind (i.e., personality) and subconscious
mind (i.e., the soul) takes place and the soul
record (i.e., memory) of the child begins. The fact
that some babies are miscarried does not mean it was
refused as a vehicle for a soul. Just the opposite
is true. The opportunity to incarnate was taken away
from the soul due to natural forces and this made
the occupation of that particular body impossible.
The personality is a facet of the soul's
individuality experienced in three-dimensional
consciousness (i.e., body, soul, spirit). The other
facets of the soul remains in shadow - in the
background. It gives tone to the personality through
its urges, appreciations, tastes, avocations, and
intuition.
A particular personality of an individual is shaped
by three or four incarnations. The emotions and
talents of a person reflects these past
incarnations. A person's dreams, visions, and
meditations are reflections of the soul's experience
in other dimensions (i.e., heavenly realms) of
consciousness associated physically by our solar
system. The human intellect was created from the
stars and planets. The intellect is the mind force
of the soul which is conditioned by its previous
incarnations on Earth and its experiences in other
dimensions and even in other solar systems. The
intellect becomes dimmed or brightened by its recent
experiences within the three-dimensional
consciousness of the solar system and the
experiences within other dimensional realms of
consciousness.
Thus, a personality is only one facet of the soul.
The soul may incarnate as any facet to express that
particular portion of itself. As a soul approaches
its completion of the solar cycle of consciousness,
the personality becomes more multi-sided and
expresses greater facets of the soul. This is
because each incarnation "burns off" negative karma
which requires less and less attention. Finally, the
personality will become a complete expression of the
soul and the cycle of reincarnation is finished for
the soul.
As the soul succumbs
to worldly desires by abandoning its intellect for
sensuality, it becomes more and more one-sided.
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13. The soul's liberation from
reincarnation through human-divine unity |
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When
the individual has attained complete human-divine
unity, its cycle of reincarnations is finished, the
soul is liberated, and the soul then merges with its
spirit and, therefore, with God. The soul record
(memory) is forever retained. This record is, at all
times, is the sum total of what the soul personality
has been: all it has thought, all it has
experienced; all it has eaten, drunk, and felt
through the ages.
Thus, as the soul is subjected to reincarnation,
both the atheist and the religionist are correct.
The atheist believes the personality does not
survive after death. The religionist believes the
soul is judged after death by its Creator.
Substituting "personality" for "soul", both are
expressing the truth. The personality is evaluated
after death and then returns to the soul which
created it, thereby giving up its own independent
existence and becoming once again a facet of the
soul. This process is different from the process
where the soul merges with the spirit after it
completes its cycles of reincarnation.
With each incarnation into the physical realm (the
solar system) and the other realms of consciousness,
the general plan for perfecting the soul proceeds.
Another facet of the soul is assumed and incarnated
to experience tribulation in order to reinforce the
character of the soul's entire personality.
The trials and tribulations of individuals, groups,
nations, and races, are dealt with time and time
again through free will until they are solved. Then
souls are free to journey to other worlds, or other
solar systems, or other universes, or other
dimensions of the hierarchy of consciousness.
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14. Quotes from Edgar Cayce about the
cosmos and souls |
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In the beginning God created the heavens and
the Earth. How? The Mind of God moved, and
matter, form, came into being.
Spirit is life. Mind is the builder, and the
physical is the result.
In each atom, in each corpuscle, is life.
Life is what you worship as God ... and
earth is only an atom in the universe of
worlds.
All souls in the beginning were one with the
Father. The separation or turning away
brought evil.
For man may separate himself from God - the
Spirit - but the spirit does not separate
from man.
All souls were created in the beginning and
are finding their way back to whence they
came.
Each soul is destined to become a portion
again of the First Cause, or back to its
Maker.
The Father has not willed that any soul
should perish, and is thus mindful that each
soul has again, and yet again, the
opportunity for making its paths straight.
Life is, in all its manifestations in every
animate force, Creative Force in action; and
is the love of expression - or expressing
that life; truth becoming a result of life's
love expressed. For, these are but names -
unless experienced in the consciousness of
each soul.
All power, all force, is a manifestation of
what is termed the God-consciousness.
The coming into the Earth has been and is,
for the evolution or evolving of the soul
unto its awareness.
Birth in the physical is death in the
spiritual. Death in the physical is the
birth in the spiritual.
Each soul enters with a mission. We all have
a mission to perform.
The conquering of self is truly greater than
were one to conquer many worlds.
He who understands nature walks close with
God.
What is truth? Law. What is Law? Love. What
is love? God. What is God? Law and love.
These are as the cycle of truth itself.
You grow to heaven. You don't go to heaven.
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