If you haven’t spent the last thirty-five years immersed in pathways to spiritual growth, learned true meditation and how to use empowered mantras, spent hundreds of hours decoding your dreams, explored different energy healing techniques, finally finding the most powerful method as you discovered you could sense energy fields, experienced hypnotic regression to discover your past lives and wondered why you had webbed feet in one of them, and in the process found future lives, meditated in the King’s Chamber in the Great Pyramid in stagnant, thin air and utter darkness, suffered through cleansing yourself in body, mind, and spirit while you learned to like spirulina and acupuncturists who electrify their needles, been brave enough to experience colonics, memorized all fourteen thousand three hundred and six Edgar Cayce Readings, searched for a true psychic who could answer your questions about where you should go and what you should do, and finally found a true spiritual teacher who could have shortened this process considerably, then you have come to the right place.

This is the short list, of course, and does not mention some of the unexpected or unpleasant life experiences that are our real lessons, the tests to see if we’ve gained or lost and if we have to do it all again. But it is part of my resume, my curriculum vitae, my portfolio that tells interested parties I began the journey and stayed the course through some very dark hours, and now I’m blogging and writing books to share it with you, so you do not have to do all of the above, unless you wish to, of course. It says I know the material, and the student, who remains a student, is now the teacher as we approach an unprecedented event in our history, and I have a lot to share.

Oh. About all those Edgar Cayce Readings. I really didn’t memorize all of them. You can get them on all on CD now. I did spend years studying the Cayce material in study groups, conferences and workshops, and the many books written about his work, something I still recommend to anyone starting out on a spiritual path.

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• D.N.A. -Nothing Would Ever be the Same on Sep. 06, 2011
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  Ey Wade has created a fascinating and courageous character in Debney Nicole Armstrong, who lost her entire family in a car accident on her eighteenth birthday, and realized she was pregnant not long after that. In spite of the insults, crude remarks, and hurtful pranks thrown at her in the last few weeks of high school, valedictorian Debney is determined to graduate and have her child, even though she is not certain who the father is. DNA is a look into an all-too-common issue in a multi-cultural setting. What kept me turning pages was Wade’s deep insight into Debney’s emotions as she found her way through the wrenching trials that followed and wondering when she was going to crash. This was a world foreign to me and I recommend it as a great read.
  
• D.N.A. -Nothing Would Ever be the Same on Nov. 03, 2011
  
  Hmm. I see my original review, below, didn't include a rating. So here it is!