One story about soulmates, presented by Aristophanes in Plato’s ”Symposium”, is that humans originally consisted of four arms, four legs, and a single head made of two faces, but Zeus feared their power and split them all in half, condemning them to spend their lives searching for the other half to complete them:

According to Theosophy, whose claims were modified by Edgar Cayce, God created androgynous souls, equally male and female. Later theories postulate that the souls split into separate genders, perhaps because they incurred karma while playing around on the Earth, or “separation from God”. Over a number of reincarnations, each half seeks the other. When all karmic debt is purged, the two will fuse back together and return to the ultimate.

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Atomidine is a liquid iodine preparation that was recommended as a therapeutic measure in over 600 “readings” (channelled writings) by Edgar Cayce. The manufacturing method is called a “modified detoxification process” which involves a stage in which electricity is run through the substance; the result is “electrified atomic iodine”, or “atomidine.” The electrification is said to allow the Atomidine to continue to function as an iodine supplement — the original use of detoxified iodine — while also giving it added attributes that affect the immune system.

Cayce regarded this specially formulated “atomic” iodine as far easier to assimilate than other forms, and even gave advice regarding its preparation. According to the readings this mineral is a vital element in the makeup of the human body and is essential to the process of building new cells. It also was valued for its stimulating, balancing and purifying effect on the endocrine glands.

In order to gently stimulate the system and then give it time to adjust, Atomidine was to be taken in cycles that alternated several days of dosage with several days of rest. Many readings recommended only one drop per day for this purpose, although others increased this dose by a drop a day for several days—a regimen adopted by the A.R.E. Clinic after studying some 75 different plans.

In these extracts from some of his readings about Atomidine he says:

”The Atomidine—that is activative in the glands, especially the thyroid, the adrenal and all the ductless activities through the atomic forces in iodine, the one basic force with potash—makes for a balance throughout the functionings of the body itself ”(636-1).

”Within a few weeks…the system will be changed, and also the vibrations through the glandular forces that control the lymph circulation in alimentary canal as well as organs of the pelvis…the Atomidine acts as a gland purifier—causing especially the thyroids and the glands of the stomach, particularly the pyloric portion of the stomach and throughout the duodenum, to change in the form of secretions thrown off—and this affects directly the circulation ”(3104-1).

(the numbers that follow each quote from the readings refer to the reading filing code in the A.R.E. files)

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Charles Goyette is an American talk show host and writer. He is a libertarian-conservative commentator, who is noted for his outspoken anti-war views, his opposition to the war in Iraq, and his economic commentary. He is the author of the ”New York Times” bestselling book ”The Dollar Meltdown: Surviving the Impending Currency Crisis with Gold, Oil, and Other Unconventional Investments”, which Congressman Ron Paul calls “a must read,” and investor Peter Schiff describes as “…a sensible plan to protect your wealth.”

He formerly hosted talk radio shows based in Phoenix, Arizona on KTAR, KFYI, KXXT, and KFNX. His show aired for the last time on KFNX on June 13, 2008. Goyette is perhaps most known for his alleged dismissal from KFYI due to his anti-war views.

Select interviews of ”The Charles Goyette Show” are archived at [http://antiwar.com/radio/ AntiWar Radio] at AntiWar.com.

He was honored as “Best Phoenix Talk Show Host” by the [http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/bestof/2003/section/megalopolitan-life-24271/ Phoenix New Times] in 2003.

Goyette has had years of experience as a financial professional in the commodities, securities, currency, and precious metals business. He has also been a participant in political and financial debate, appearing on Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, PBS, and CNBC.

He has completed a screenplay on the life of the famous American seer Edgar Cayce.

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Divination is a cultural universal which anthropologists have observed as being present in many religions and cultures in all ages up to the present day (see sibyl). Divination may be defined as a mechanism for ascertaining information by interpretation of omens or an alleged supernatural agency and as divination often entails ritual as different to fortune-telling is often facilitated by trance.

Nechung Oracle

In Tibet, oracles have played, and continue to play, an important part in religion and government. The word ”oracle” is used by Tibetans to refer to the spirit, deity or entity that enters those men and women who act as media between the natural and the spiritual realms. The media are, therefore, known as ”kuten”, which literally means, “the physical basis”.

The Dalai Lama, who lives in exile in northern India, still consults an oracle known as the ”Nechung Oracle”, which is considered the official state oracle of the government of Tibet. He gives a complete description of the process of trance and possession in his book ”Freedom in Exile” [http://www.tibet.com/Buddhism/nechung_hh.html].

Edgar Cayce

Edgar Cayce (1877–1945) was an American psychic who claimed to channel answers to questions on subjects such as health, astrology, reincarnation, and Atlantis while in a kind of sleep trance. Cayce’s methods involved lying down and entering into what appeared to be a trance or sleep state, usually at the request of a subject who was seeking help with health or other issues (the sub

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*”Cage Me a Peacock”, Arthur Barker, 1935. A humorous historical novel set in Rome at the end of the Tarquin era.

*”The Land of Green Ginger”, Arthur Barker, 1936. A book for children, concerning Abu Ali, the son of Aladdin.

*”There’s a Porpoise Close Behind Us”, Arthur Barker, 1936. A comic drama about English theatre life.

*”Three Plays”, Arthur Barker, 1936. ”Farm of Three Echoes”, ”For Ever”, and ”Friendly Relations”.

*”The Land of Green Ginger” was rewritten for a new edition in 1966 and again in about 1975. In 1965, New York radio station WBAI recorded and broadcast Langley reading this story. A shortened version was issued on LP and offered as a fund-raising incentive.

*”So Unlike The English”, William Morrow, 1937.

*”The Wizard of Oz”, 1939, screenplay with Florence Ryerson and Edgar Allan Woolf.

*”Hocus Pocus”, Methuen, 1941. A humorous tale set in Hollywood.

*”The Music of the Heart”, Arthur Barker, 1946. A novel with a circus background.

*”The Cabbage Patch”, Arthur Barker, 1947. A comic drama about twenty-four hours in the life of Daisy, Lady Buckering.

*”The True and Pathetic History of Desbarollda, The Waltzing Mouse”, Lindsay Drummond, 1947. A children’s book, illustrated by Edward Ardizzone.

*”Nymph In Clover”, Arthur Barker, 1948. The Lysistrata debacle retold.

*”There’s a Horse in My Tree”, with Hazel Pynegar, Arthur Barker, 1948. A humorous book.

*”Little Lambs Eat Ivy”, Samuel French, 1950. A Light Comedy in Three Acts – produced 1948.

*”Edward, My Son; A Play in Three Acts”, with Robert Morley, French, 1948.

*”Somebody’s Rocking My Dreamboat”, with Hazel Pynegar, Arthur Barker, 1949. A World War II novel about a group of women fleeing from England on a tramp steamer.

*”The Inconstant Moon”, Arthur Barker, 1949. The story of Dante and Beatrice.

*”Tales of Mystery and Revenge”, Arthur Barker, 1950.

*”Cuckoo in the Dell”, with Hazel Pynegar, Arthur Barker, 1951. A tale of a young Norman knight and moral idealism.

*”The Rift in the Lute”, also known as ”The Innocent at Large”, Arthur Barker, 1952. An innocent boy finds a colourful, exotic world of “gay sinners” in ancient China.

*”Where Did Everybody Go?”, Arthur Barker, 1960. A story of a playwright.

*”An Elegance of Rebels”, a play in three acts, Arthur Barker, 1960.

*”The Loner”, Triton Books, 1967.

*”Edgar Cayce on Reincarnation”, Hawthorn Books, 1968.

*”A Dream of Dragonflies”, Macmillan, 1971.

*”The Return, Kessinger Publishing, 2005. A collection of ”Saturday Evening Post” short stories.

*”Desbarollda, the Waltzing Mouse”, Durrant Publishing, 2006. A new edition.

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In late 1963, Jane Roberts and her husband, Robert Butts, experimented with a Ouija board as part of Roberts’ research for a book on extra-sensory perception. According to Roberts and Butts, on December 2, 1963, they began to receive coherent messages from a male personality who later identified himself as Seth. Soon after, Roberts reported that she was hearing the messages in her head. She began to dictate the messages instead of using the Ouija board, and the board was eventually abandoned. For 21 years until Roberts’ death in 1984 (with a one-year hiatus due to her final illness), Roberts held regular sessions in which she went into a trance and purportedly spoke on behalf of Seth.

According to Roberts, the Seth personality described himself as an “energy personality essence no longer focused in physical matter” who was independent of Roberts’ subconscious, although Roberts herself expressed skepticism as to Seth’s origins, frequently referring to Seth’s statements as “theories”. The Seth personality said that he had completed his earthly reincarnations and was speaking from an adjacent plane of existence (or “system of reality” or “universe”, all terms which the Seth personality used). The Seth personality described himself as a “teacher”, and said that the information in the Seth Material is given to every generation of humans.

Unlike the psychic Edgar Cayce, whose syntax when speaking in trance was antiquated and convoluted, Roberts’ syntax and sentence structures were modern and

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Snider wrote that Mind Dynamics was part of the Human Potential Movement. Heelas’ ”The New Age Movement” states that Mind Dynamics and Alexander Everett were influenced by Edgar Cayce, Theosophy, and Silva Mind Control, and Curtiss’ ”Depression is a Choice” also cites Silva Mind Control and ”self-talk” as the basis for Mind Dynamics. Mind Dynamics has also been described by several authors on religious texts as an offshoot of Silva Mind Control. According to Jose Silva, Alex Everett was a graduate of Silva Mind Control. Everett also drew on principles from the Unity Church, Egyptology and Rosicrucianism in developing Mind Dynamics.

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*A coal mine explosion at Starkville, Colorado, killed fifty-two miners.

*Edgar Cayce first attained national fame when he became the cover subject of the ”New York Times” Magazine

*1910 Chalmers Award: Ty Cobb of the Detroit Tigers won the American League batting title with a batting average of .384944 (based on 196 hits on 509 at bats, rounded to .385), narrowly edging the mark of .384084 for Nap Lajoie of the Cleveland Indians (227 out of 591). Cobb was allowed to sit out the last two games of the season, while Lajoie got eight hits on the final game. Sixty-eight years later, baseball historian Pete Palmer discovered a miscalculation in statistics and found that Cobb had actually finished with a .383 average. Major League Baseball declined, in 1981, to revise the 1910 records.

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* Cayce Pollard – A 32-year-old woman who lives in New York City. She pronounces her given name “Case” although her parents named her after Edgar Cayce. She uses her interest in marketing trends and fads, and her psychological sensitivity to logos and advertising, in her work as an advertising consultant. Her sensitivity becomes a phobia towards older corporate mascots, especially the Michelin Man. She wears only black, usually Fruit of the Loom shrunken cotton t-shirts (all tags removed) with Levis jeans (with the trademarks filed off the buttons) or skirts, tights, boots, as well as a Buzz Rickson MA-1 bomber jacket. In a Twitter post from March 2010, Gibson acknowledged that he based the character of Cayce Pollard partly on technology journalist and blogger Xeni Jardin.

* Hubertus Bigend – The 35-year-old founder of advertising agency ”Blue Ant”. He was born in Belgium but educated at a British boarding school and at Harvard University.

* Dorotea Benedetti – The representative of the graphic design company. She has a background in industrial espionage and is secretly hired to encourage Cayce to leave London without accepting Bigend’s offer to track the film clips.

* Bernard Stonestreet – A representative of the advertising agency ”Blue Ant”.

* Parkaboy – Cayce’s friend from the online discussion forum. He lives in Chicago and describes himself as a “middle-aged white guy since 1967″. His real name is Peter Gilbert.

* Boone Chu – A Chinese-American living in Washi

* Voytek Biroshak – A blond man born in Poland and raised in Russia. He acquires and sells antique calculators to raise funds for an exhibition on Sinclair ZX81 computers.

* Damien Pease – A 30-year-old friend of Cayce whose flat she stays at while in London. He is a video director shooting a documentary on WWII battleground excavation near Stalingrad.

* Hobbs Baranov – A former NSA cryptographer and mathematician. He collects antique calculators and sells intelligence as he squats near Poole with a Gypsy group.

* Ivy – Creator of website, discussion group, and chatroom Fetish:Footage:Forum that Cayce frequents. The website’s intention is to discuss the anonymous film postings.

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In 1976 she began to modify the traditional Hawaiian forgiveness and reconciliation process of hooponopono to the realities of the modern day. Her version of hooponopono was influenced by her Christian (Protestant and Catholic) education and her philosophical studies about India, China and Edgar Cayce. The combination of Hawaiian traditions, praying to the Divine Creator, and connecting problems with Reincarnation and Karma resulted in a unique new problem solving process, that was self-help rather than the traditional Hawaiian group process. She had no qualms about adapting traditional concepts to contemporary applications, though she was criticized by some Hawaiian purists. “Her system uses hooponopono techniques to create a working partnership among the three parts of the mind or self, which she calls by Hawaiian names, as well as by the terms subconscious, conscious and superconscious.”

She presented trainings and lectures on hooponopono to the United Nations, in nearly a dozen states in the U.S., and in more than 14 countries, among them Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, France, Russia and Japan. She presented to schools of higher learning, such as the University of Hawaii and Johns Hopkins University, to medical facilities, religious institutions and business organizations. In 1982 she organized the ”First World Symposium of Identity of Man”. A reporter noted: “There was something very calming and soothing about Simeona’s presence and her voice, a sense of serenity about her, as she talks about teaching people how to relieve stress and attai

To spread her hooponopono process, she founded Pacifica Seminars in the 1970s and in 1980 The Foundation of ‘I’, Inc. (Freedom of the Cosmos). In 1990, she started Pacifica Seminars in Germany. Simeona wrote three textbooks ”Self-Identity through Hooponopono, Basic 1” (128 pg), ”Basic 2” (to use after two years of practicing) and ”Basic 3” (to use after five years). The recommended waiting times for Basic 2 and 3 was for developing deep respect for the “Divine presence.” In 1990, the English original of ”Basic 1”, 8th edition, was officially translated and printed in German and French.

In late fall 1990, her last journey for lectures and seminars took her through Europe to Jerusalem. On January 16, 1991, she came back to Germany, where she lived quietly at a friend’s house in Kirchheim, near Munich, until her death on February 11, 1992.

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