Edgar Cayce's Story Of Attitudes and Emotions

According to the Edgar Cayce readings, "... the spiritual nature of man, or soul, is conceived of as a unit of energy created by God eons prior to earth's creation 'to help bring creation to flower'. Our souls, in a series of incarnations as men in the earth, build through their choices (free will) their total condition of body and mind at any given point in expression. Our attitudes and emotions clearly reflect our state of being. They offer not only ways of reviewing growth patterns, but also a way of measuring thoughts, words, and actions in the light of universal laws, thus enabling us to produce a more creative, spiritually focused life experience. In this book Jeffrey Furst has pulled together pertinent data from the Edgar Cayce files on basic attitudes toward sex, religion, health, particular races, families, and such emotions as fear, anger, hate, joy, courage, love, gentleness, etc. Mr. Furst's treatment is not just a cataloguing of Edgar Cayce's statements. It is a selection and arrangement of extracts, with comments, suggesting ways of strengthening one's own constructive attitudes and emotions and directing and controlling the negative. His comments are brief, perceptive, and helpful.