Edgar Cayce Reading 1728-2

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

Class on Karma Yoga. New York, 1896. Complete Works, 1:116.

Every good work that we do without any ulterior motive, instead of
forging a new chain, will break one of the links in the existing
chains. Every good thought that we send to the world without thinking
of any return, will be stored up there and break one link in the
chain, and make us purer and purer, until we become the purest of
mortals.

Class on Karma Yoga. New York, 1896. Complete Works, 1:116.

Edgar Cayce Reading 1709-3

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