You only fail if you quit trying. The trying is oft counted for
righteousness. Remember as He has given, "I do not condemn thee." Go
be patient, be kind, and the Lord be with thee!
Sunday, October 21, 2007
Edgar Cayce Reading 906-3
For mind is the builder and that which we think upon may become crimes
or miracles. For thoughts are things and as their currents run
through the environs of an entity's experience these become barriers
or steppingstones, dependent upon the manner in which these are laid
as it were. For as the mental dwells upon these thoughts, so does it
give strength, power to things that do not appear. And thus does
indeed there become that as is so oft given, that faith is the
evidence of things not seen.
or miracles. For thoughts are things and as their currents run
through the environs of an entity's experience these become barriers
or steppingstones, dependent upon the manner in which these are laid
as it were. For as the mental dwells upon these thoughts, so does it
give strength, power to things that do not appear. And thus does
indeed there become that as is so oft given, that faith is the
evidence of things not seen.
Edgar Cayce Reading 2448-3
Make haste slowly, for one can easily become discouraged. One can
become overenthusiastic. One can become in such a manner of policy as
to let the little ends slip without proper consideration, as to their
meaning with the whole undertaking.
become overenthusiastic. One can become in such a manner of policy as
to let the little ends slip without proper consideration, as to their
meaning with the whole undertaking.
Edgar Cayce Reading 308-8
Do not worry as to whether you are fat or thin. Worry rather as to
whether you use your body, mentally and physically, as an expression
of thy ideal.
whether you use your body, mentally and physically, as an expression
of thy ideal.
Edgar Cayce Reading 1977-1
For, as has been given, it is not all of life to live, nor yet all of
death to die. For life and death are one, and only those who will
consider the experience as one may come to understand or comprehend
what peace indeed means.
death to die. For life and death are one, and only those who will
consider the experience as one may come to understand or comprehend
what peace indeed means.
Edgar Cayce Reading 3333-1
And when ye trust in Him, ye are sure--and need never be afraid of the
material things. For, does He not feed the birds of the air? Does He
not give the color to the lily, the incense to the violet? How much
more is that as may be in His very presence, if ye apply self to
become worthy of acceptance in His home.
material things. For, does He not feed the birds of the air? Does He
not give the color to the lily, the incense to the violet? How much
more is that as may be in His very presence, if ye apply self to
become worthy of acceptance in His home.
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