Edgar Cayce's Twelve Lessons in Personal Spirituality

By: Kevin J. Todeschi

Narrated by: Scott R. Pollak

For years Edgar Cayce, the most documented psychic of all time, provided a small group of individuals with lessons in soul growth and personal transformation. This volume presents a new look at those major principles. From the first lesson on cooperation through others on ideals, patience, oneness and love, this book provides specific tools for personal and spiritual development.

The Cayce information suggests that each individual has a definite purpose for living. There is also the promise that with a spiritual intent we can come to understand that purpose. We are all here for a reason, a reason that joins us in search of a common heritage. Presented here are insights for awakening to our spiritual nature and to an awareness of the purpose of the soul.

Edgar Cayce's Twelve Lessons in Personal Spirituality is designed as a tool for personal reflection, as a handbook for small group discussion, and even as a source of encouragement during those moments when the challenges of life seem more overwhelming than the beauty of it. For though we may be separated by language, or religion, or customs, or race, or even vast distances, we all share the earth as our temporal home, we are all Children of the same God, and we are all seekers along the way.

©1996 Kevin J Todeschi (P)2015 Kevin J Todeschi

Main points of Spirituality summed up

Kind of a checklist of what we should be striving for to be a better person. Definitely used a lot of Christian verbiage throughout, although the approach was one of spirituality, or consciousness. Love one another sums it up. Of course, in this world, that's the challenge!

A whole new world opened up for me.

A whole new world opened up for me encompassing all my suspicions and beliefs. Maybe it was just my time to hear it, because I've read it before. God puts us where we need to be with his perfect timings

Edgar Cayce never disappoints!

this is my sixth Cayce book in about 2 months and I've loved every one of them exclamation point