Well, to be honest, I wouldn't recommend reading the original text of ACIM first - better to start with the 4 habits book and the comic introduction called "The Universe is a dream" or the works of Ken Wapnick - you may even consider my (at the moment 3 part series) ACIM articles. I have misunderstood ACIM for 20 years due to listening and reading "wrong teachers" who have tried to make its message more accessible to people and at the same time cause lots of confusion in me, because in doing so, they actually totally missed the core message. I just want to tell you, that understanding ACIM is not that easy...
Edgar Cayce on the other hand seems very accessible to most people, but I never had resonance with him and his teachings, so I can't tell you more about him, but the things I've heard from others...
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So what have you heard abt him from others?
Heck maybe I will understand it when I read it after a meditation session eh??? 😂
Sure! You may be a natural ACIM talent! 😉I just wanted to spare you possible disappointments 😀What I heard about Edgar Cayce is, that his channelings are very basic esoteric teachings for absolute beginners - which of course you aren't, when you suck up ACIM like a breeze 😀
What? No... Hahaha. Maybe that's why I wanna get my hands on some Edgar Cayce. I think I'm still a beginner. I don't know a lot abt these things yet. 😁
Wait I just noticed you put your other posts on there. 😂😂😂 I've already read some of them you know. That's how I found you on here. 😂😆