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Unfolding Nature Shop: Unfolding Nature: Being in the Implicate Order

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Re: Edgar Cayce: Proof or Fake? [Re: Jellric]
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Just like poetry. I found that quote to be extremely useful;
That's fine, but it hardly says anything at all about a specific individual. Would you really call that a psychic reading? Is that an accurate or inaccurate statement? WTF knows?

Here. I will do a psychic reading on you:

In the future you will travel. You will accomplish many things in your lifetime. You will have difficulties in some of your relationships and be unsatisfied with your work environment until you find your true calling.

I have spoken. So it is. So it shall be!


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Re: Edgar Cayce: Proof or Fake? [Re: Jellric]
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(Condescension again).
I don't see what's so hard to understand about this particular quote for a man of your intelligence, Swami.
Something you never do in any of your posts.


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Re: Edgar Cayce: Proof or Fake? [Re: Jellric]
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Yes, I cut and pasted from another site and should have referenced it. I admit my error and was not trying to take credit for another's work. (Let the stone-throwing begin!)

The BS piles up so fast in this board, that cutting thru the nonsense is very time-consuming. I frequently borrow from others, as we all do. It would be hard to buy the A.R.E. CD, peruse 30,000 readings and get back before the thread dies while trying to maintain a life. In the future I will make sure to put in the website and author, which if you go back in time, I have almost always done.



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Re: Edgar Cayce: Proof or Fake? [Re: Swami]
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LOL. You're really a picker Swami, forgive my humble english sir as i meant to say question not answer, although i think i made myself clear.

Peace,
MAIA


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Spiritual being, living a human experience ... The Shroomery Mandala



Use, do not abuse; neither abstinence nor excess ever renders man happy.
Voltaire

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Re: Edgar Cayce: Proof or Fake? [Re: Swami]
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haha! yes, the bullshit pile is rather amazing! It's funny how people type so much excess bullshit, and then other people waste their time pointing out everyone else's bullshit, which just creates more bullshit that's even worse than the previous bullshit. And here I am pointing out the bullshit of it all, thereby continuing the vicious cycle of bullshit!

Well, I know you all like your facts and figures and whatnot, but as for me, well my philosophy is that life is short, so I try not to waste my time with all that. Instead I like to go by my own personal experience, which is proof enough for me, therefore I see it as proof enough for anybody, as long as no one has a reason to think I'm lying. Did that make sense? oh sorry, more bullshit here.

okay, so my parents were all into edgar cayce, and I went with them to this "retreat" thing where they attended workshops and lectures on spiritual type stuff, and the kids of all the parents hung out and did crap and also went to some class type things. anyways, a very strange thing happened to me at this place. On one night I was walking through this cemetary with this girl, when suddenly I freaked out because I remembered a dream I had had on a previous night. The dream was of the exact experience of walking through the cemetary with this girl. It spanned about 10 or 15 secs. Suddenly I knew exactly what she was going to say and exactly what my field of vision would experience (and yes, it all happened jus t like my dream) and I just started saying "oh my god, oh my god" and she was just like " I know, isn't this scary>?" and of course I knew she was going to say that too...


AT the time I didn't know anything about edgar cayce, and I still haven't read too much, but I remember reading something just recently where he said that we all dream everything before it happens, but we don't remember usually.

So is this just an amazing coincidence, not to mention a very authentic and fucking mind blowing psychic experience?

umm...I don't think so.

what's that swami? you don't believe me?
well I'm sure your not the only one...


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Re: Edgar Cayce: Proof or Fake? [Re: Typingwords]
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what's that swami? you don't believe me?
I knew you were going to ask me that!


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Re: Edgar Cayce: Proof or Fake? [Re: Swami]
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Although it pains me not to follow up on Swami's plaigirism admission, in the spirit of this forum I'm gonna let it slide..heh!

I opened up a hole big enough to fly a UFO through, but I won't exploit it.
I'm still fighting the urge as I type so let me just let it go... now. :smile:
Whew!

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Re: Edgar Cayce: Proof or Fake? [Re: Jellric]
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Thanks for your restraint. However, there was no intent to steal nor take credit. I was merely lazy on that and you nailed me. Good sleuthing on your part :smile: 


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Re: Edgar Cayce: Proof or Fake? [Re: Typingwords]
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haha! yes, the bullshit pile is rather amazing! It's funny how people type so much excess bullshit, and then other people waste their time pointing out everyone else's bullshit, which just creates more bullshit that's even worse than the previous bullshit. And here I am pointing out the bullshit of it all, thereby continuing the vicious cycle of bullshit!
Let me be the first to break the cycle of B.S., by not commenting on this :smile:
 


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