“I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think,” was the philosophical statement of Socrates. In…
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I have always believed our souls come back into worldly existence with inklings of who we were before, yet when we incarnate, we agree to dip into what the ancient Greeks called Lethe, the river of fo…
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Who doesn't have a favorite song or an uplifting album that can instantly change your mood? Music is the universal language of the soul, as Edgar Cayce said, “Music is that which spans the distance be…
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Each soul individually, and all of us collectively, are somewhere along a story of estrangement from and return to this creative, birthing force that has brought us all into being. Furthermore, each o…
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In the late 1970s, my family moved from central North Carolina to the coast, hundreds of miles away from everything and everyone I had ever known—including our church. Although I wasn’t baptized at St…
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There is no question that the Edgar Cayce information has had a profound effect upon the lives of literally millions of individuals around the globe. The Cayce readings saw this coming about as early …
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Edgar Cayce specifically mentioned massage in over 3,000 readings. Additional readings described “rub downs” and osteopathic treatments that included massage strokes. Massage was an integral part of t…
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Charles Dickens wrote: “No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another.” Ralph Waldo Emerson added: “The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, t…
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Cindy Griffith-Bennett’s blog article, Using Ideals to Find Your Purpose, changed my understanding of what leading a purposeful life means. Griffith-Bennett suggests we identify our highest ideals, th…
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Right outside my office door is a popular place for visitors to the A.R.E. Health Center and Spa - a mini charred oak keg. I enjoy hearing visitors’ questions and reactions as they try out this Cayce …
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