In his book you missed the Edgar cayce cleansing drills

[Guest guest]

Hi Thomas,

 

My favorite part of Dr. Reilly's excellent book are the covert " Edgar

Cayce manifestation drills " . Some advanced Manifestation technology is

covered in depth, while other very good technology is glossed over...

And the technology for Supercharging manifestation and intuition was

skipped entirely.

 

> I have no problems that I'm aware of, but if I should ever, I can use that

book as a

> reference for natural healing.

 

Did you miss the section about cleansing on what every entity should

make a part of their regular experience?

 

-Kelly Knochel

[Guest guest]

Hello kelly:)

 

I'm sure that there's much knowledge and wisdom that I've not yet studied.

 

" Mind is the builder " is something that makes perfect sense to me. In my own

life, I've noticed the effects of my own thoughts and attitudes on my own body.

I've noticed how my mood affects my body, for better or worse.

 

I'm not sure which cleansing agent you're talking about.

 

I remember him making mention of the oils that are frequently mentioned here:

 

Olive oil

Castor oil

Peanut oil

 

Reilly also provides readings with information concerning acid alkaline balance

and which foods can be eaten to provide a healthy balance.

 

Thank you for pointing out those very powerful secrets that I glossed over. Ill

go back to the book this weekend and see what I can find.

 

Kind regards,

 

Thomas

 

On Mon, 01 Feb 2010 22:44 GMT james knochel wrote:

 

>Hi Thomas,

>

>My favorite part of Dr. Reilly's excellent book are the covert " Edgar

>Cayce manifestation drills " . Some advanced Manifestation technology is

>covered in depth, while other very good technology is glossed over...

>And the technology for Supercharging manifestation and intuition was

>skipped entirely.

>

>> I have no problems that I'm aware of, but if I should ever, I can use that

book as a

>> reference for natural healing.

>

>Did you miss the section about cleansing on what every entity should

>make a part of their regular experience?

>

>-Kelly Knochel

>