But the less one thinks of self's opinions, and the better listener one becomes, greater may be the opportunities for being of help or benefit to those about the entity.
Edgar Cayce Reading 2612-1
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Watch, that ye be not overcome. Watch and pray, for as the Father giveth so does the understanding come as to what may be accomplished in the efforts of the self in relationships to others; and ye are the light bearers for Him.
Edgar Cayce Reading 262-26
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Know thy ideal, and live to that. For, each soul must give account for its own self.
Edgar Cayce Reading 2803-2
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Then--in correcting the entity--do not ever break the entity's will! Reason with the entity, for the mental ability and aspects will incline to make the entity become stubborn, if there is the attempt to force or to cause the entity to act in any direction or manner "just because." Tell [the entity] why!
Edgar Cayce Reading 2308-1
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. . in thine own heart there comes those things that would make afraid. But fear is of the earth. The spirit of truth and righteousness casteth out fear.
Edgar Cayce Reading 397-1
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From what may anyone be saved? Only from themselves! That is, their individual hell; they dig it with their own desires!
Edgar Cayce Reading 262-40
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For a man is a little lower than the angels, yet was made that he might become the companion of the Creative Forces; and thus was given--in the breath of life--the individual soul, the stamp of approval as it were of the Creator; with the ability to know itself to be itself, and to make itself, as one with the Creative Forces--irrespective of other influences.
Edgar Cayce Reading 1456-1
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Yet the choice of that form which any of these shall take is ever dependent upon the will, that heritage from the Father that makes for every soul's development--whether as a companion for those environs of the celestial form or whether the terrestrial or the earth that must find its way. For the will of self is as of the Father; He hath not willed that any soul should perish but hath with each temptation, with each trial prepared a way of escape; making as the bridge the Cross, over which each soul may find the glory of its Lord and of that to which it has sought to attain.
Edgar Cayce Reading 1246-
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If it is held . . . as a cross, it will remain as one . . . with individuals where there is in their experience crosses to bear, hardships or surroundings that to them are overpowering, overwhelming, by slights, slurs, and fancies of the inactivity of a coordinating force. If these are held continually as crosses, or as things to be overcome, then they will remain as crosses. But if they are to be met with the spirit of truth and right in their own selves, they should create joy; for that is what will be built.
Edgar Cayce Reading 552-2
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. . Count it rather as an opportunity, a gift of a merciful Father, that there are the opportunities in the present for the sojourn in the material influences; that the advantages may be taken of opportunities that come into the experience, even through the hardships and disappointments that have arisen.
Edgar Cayce Reading 1709-3
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Know thyself, then, to be as a corpuscle, as a facet, as a characteristic, as a love, in the body of God.
Edgar Cayce Reading 2533-7
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Each soul's entrance into material consciousness should represent to the entity the awareness that a universal consciousness, God, is aware of the entity's purposes, the entity's aims. And this consciousness represents an opportunity for the entity, in the material experience, to become a channel to glorify that purpose, that cause.
Edgar Cayce Reading 2622-1
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(Q) Please explain for me what is meant by "soul-mate" . . .
(A) Those of any sect or group where there is the answering of one to another; as would be the tongue to the groove, the tenon to the mortise; or in any such where they are a complement one of another--that is what is meant by "soul-mate." Not that as from physical attraction, but from the mental and spiritual help.
Edgar Cayce Reading 1556-2
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. . all that ye may know of good must first be within self. All ye may know of God must be manifested through thyself. To hear of Him is not to know. To apply and live and be is to know!
Edgar Cayce Reading 2936-2
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To not know, but do the best as is known, felt, experienced in self, to him it is counted as righteousness.
Edgar Cayce Reading 1728-2
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For he that contributes only to his own welfare soon finds little to work for. He that contributes only to the welfare of others soon finds too much of others and has lost the appreciation of self, or of its ideals.
. . . Know that the power or strength for any influence as related to the help of others must come from the universal source and not from self alone. For the individual may sow the seed, the Infinite must give the increase--it must do the multiplying. Man can detract, but he can add little to God's purpose in the earth save through the grace and mercy of God Himself.
Edgar Cayce Reading 3478-2
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God seeks all to be one with Him. And as all things were made by Him, that which is the creative influence in every herb, mineral, vegetable, or individual activity is that same force ye call God--and seeks expression! Even as when God said, "Let there be light," and there was light. For, this is law; this is love.
Edgar Cayce Reading 294-202
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. . in the consciousness of eternity, time is not, neither is space. In man's consciousness there appears so much mercy, so much love, that these have been called time and space.
Edgar Cayce Reading 3660-1
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All are in that position of being able to be used, if they will but recognize their opportunities day by day in their choices of dealings with their fellow-men.
What is the choice? That as creates love, hope, faith, patience, kindness, gentleness in the experience . .
Edgar Cayce Reading 1992-1
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All are in that position of being able to be used, if they will but recognize their opportunities day by day in their choices of dealings with their fellow-men.
What is the choice? That as creates love, hope, faith, patience, kindness, gentleness in the experience . .
Edgar Cayce Reading 1992-1
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. . in love all life is given, in love all things move. In giving one attains. In giving one acquires. In giving love comes as the fulfillment of desire, guided, directed, in the ways that bring the more perfect knowledge of application of self as related to the universal, all powerful, all guiding, all divine influence in life--or it is life.
Edgar Cayce Reading 345-1
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. . for being afraid is the first consciousness of sin's entering in, for he that is made afraid has lost consciousness of self's own heritage with the Son; for we are heirs through Him to that Kingdom that is beyond all that that would make afraid, or that would cause a doubt in the heart of any.
Edgar Cayce Reading 243-10
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Study to know thyself in relationship to that ye choose as thy ideal. And let that ideal be set in Him, who is the way, the truth and the light.
This does not mean becoming good-goody, no--far from it! Be able to look everyman in the face and tell him to go to hell--but live as He did, the lowly Nazarene!
Edgar Cayce Reading 2869-1
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Then, we would give that not only must the body-mind turn to the spiritual promises that are a part of its mental and spiritual self, but the environment must be changed; so that the spiritual promises may be put to active service and work to replace the habits with the habits of doing good, doing right, doing justice, being merciful.
Edgar Cayce Reading 1427-1
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. . know that what is truly thine cannot be taken away from thee . .
Edgar Cayce Reading 2448-2
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Try in thine own experience, each; that ye speak not for one whole day unkindly of any; that ye say not a harsh word to any, about any; and see what [such] a day would bring to you . . .
Edgar Cayce Reading 262-106
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