. . . to meet the disturbing factors with as much joyousness as if they were bringing pleasure in the material sight, will alter . . . much in the heart and mind of the seeker. For that which is is a result of the thinking of individuals as related one to another.

          Reading 610-1

---

You can have Edgar Cayce's thought for the day automatically e-mailed directly to you!
Enter your email address below and click on Submit.

E-mail address:    

Remove me from your list

® A.R.E. Inc. All rights reserved. Edgar Cayce Readings © 1971, 2006 by the Edgar Cayce Foundation.