Tonight we read
the chapter "What is my
ideal". We discussed our concept of an ideal and two formats for following
Cayce's suggestion that everybody should have an ideal. The first is three concentric circles, with
spiritual centered, mental, and physical last in the outer circle. Then add what you are going to do for each
part of the whole to help you live that ideal.
The other has the same information in three columns.
We chose for
this weeks experiment on page 41:
"Be
aware each day of the way in which others can influence your decisions. Do you
have a tendency to go along with others to avoid having to face discord whether or not it is
the best you know to do?
Each day of
this week, make a special effort to be sensitive to the opinions or desires of
others. But regardless, make your decisions based upon your ideals (even if it
means standing alone). Record situations
in which you were able to make decisions in this way."
The program in Denver given by trilingual speaker, Peter Woodbury, was excellent on Saturday. He
taught us about, "Many lives, One Source:
understanding karma, Grace, reincarnation, and our place in the Divine
plan."
From this
writers perspective, no speaker has made the concepts of Grace and of
Forgiveness more clear or achievable
than Peter Woodbury,MSW. He did a
group hypnotic regression morning and afternoon. Peter remained in Denver
doing regressions until Wednesday.
