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EDGAR CAYCE reviewed by William
Munns,
THE FENG SHUI
OF ABUNDANCE reviewed by Anne Roda
THE JOYS OF
EVERYDAY RITUAL reviewed by Madeline Weise
I BLACK HOLES
AND ENERGY PIRATES reviewed by Liz Bardon
Reeder describes human energy fields as similar to electromagnetic energy, "a soft, invisible field flowing through and around us that attracts complementary patterns of human interaction just as a magnet attracts iron." She goes on to suggest that it is possible to attract consciously what we want in our lives rather than to create unconsciously that which blocks our energy. I
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Rarely does a new biography demand immediate attention
as does Edgar Cayce: An American Prophet. I have been
known to start reading a biography in the middle, where the interesting
life events occur. However, this biography captivated me from
the introduction, where Kirkpatrick chronicles the young Edgar
Cayce going to a relative’s home to give a reading for a
dying child. The stories of Edgar Cayce’s psychic ability
are hard to forget at the hand of the author, a well-known investigative
journalist, author, and Hollywood screenwriter.
When I first saw the title of this book, I was
intrigued. I have read a variety of books on Feng Shui and attended
workshops on the subject. Most deal with the wealth area to some
degree, but a whole book on the subject of abundance seemed almost
overwhelming. Once I started reading, however, I realized that
Hilton is presenting the subject in a whole different manner.
She is not simply writing about the space in your room or home;
instead, she writes about how to open yourself energetically
to the abundance of the universe. Moreover, she gives specific
"action steps" to help you begin this process. Using
the River of Gold as a metaphor, Hilton discusses how to float
on the current of creative energy, which is how she defines money.
Do your days speed by one after another in a hazy
blur of routine? Do weeks go by without anything to distinguish
one day from another? Creating a few meaningful rituals for yourself
can help to make the ordinary things you already do seem more
special. With the intention of developing and maintaining a habit
of mindfulness, making her daily activities more meaningful and
memorable, Barbara Biziou has created rituals to mark the most
mundane activities, like eating or brushing teeth.
In Black Holes and Energy Pirates, author
Jesse Reeder has set out to help us understand human energy fields
and, through that understanding, to activate our personal creative
energy and align our lives with our true desires.
Challenging the beliefs
we were given is one of the many important things we can do for
ourselves. This month's review has challenged my preconceived
beliefs and exchanged them for unique learning experience.