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HE is the pattern says Cayce - meaning a pattern to pattern one's life by example: Think on This ... Jesus is the man--the activity, the mind, the relationships that He bore to others. Yea, He was mindful of friends, He was sociable, He was loving, He was kind, He was gentle. He grew faint, He grew weak--and yet gained that strength that He has promised, in becoming the Christ, by fulfilling and overcoming the world! Ye are made strong--in body, in mind, in soul and purpose--by that power in Christ. The power, then, is in the Christ. The pattern is in Jesus.
Edgar Cayce Reading 2533-7 |
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Think on This ... Then as ye have held, as ye have applied that ye have gained, so does the ability come to be of that help, that aid to those who are stumbling--some blindly, some gropingly, some discouraged, some overanxious, some overzealous of their own peculiar twist or turn; yet all seeking--seeking the light. But He is the light, as ye have seen in thine experience--yea in thine experiences through the earth ye, too, have seen the light and lost thy way. And even as He put on flesh that He, too, might know the ways of the flesh, of the desires, of the urges that have wrought in the experiences of men that blindness of self-glory, self-indulgence or self-aggrandizement that has led many astray, even with the forces of Divine at times working through them. For the Spirit is willing, the flesh is weak. And the strength, the influence, the force and power, is by that trust, that faith in Him . . .
Edgar Cayce Reading 1301-1
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Think on This ...thus He that came into the earth as an example, as a way, is an ideal--is the ideal. They that climb up some other way become robbers of that peace, that harmony which may be theirs--by being at-one with that He manifested in the earth.
Edgar Cayce Reading 2537-1 My Note: (Cayce had also said, that the Cross (to bear one) during your life, as a karmic cross; is the "Tuneful, Rythymatic Way".....and to use Jesus and his cross he bore, as an example of how to do so) |
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