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**GlarlraTpople** · 01-23-2009, 02:44 AM

i have read all the books i could find on edgar cayce starting in the early 80's and have deep regard for the readings, but do not have the same feelings for are even though e.c. founded it. what has it become? i don't know. i wish to find out. i have been a searcher for many decades and take the pros and cons seriouslyl. in other words i am not going to accept what david says as absolute truth. i am not a follower of any belief per se, but am familiar with the bible etc. i have many questions. i have had experiences of religious groups who are really friendly until you question them and then they want you out of there. that is not a valid way for any religious group to think or behave if they are really true to what spiritual and religious beliefs are all about. bottom line; can i ask questions about david wilcox without fear of being ostracised from the form?

01-23-2009, 02:44 AM	#1
GlarlraTpople Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 563 Senior Member	I'm new to this forum..... i have read all the books i could find on edgar cayce starting in the early 80's and have deep regard for the readings, but do not have the same feelings for are even though e.c. founded it. what has it become? i don't know. i wish to find out. i have been a searcher for many decades and take the pros and cons seriouslyl. in other words i am not going to accept what david says as absolute truth. i am not a follower of any belief per se, but am familiar with the bible etc. i have many questions. i have had experiences of religious groups who are really friendly until you question them and then they want you out of there. that is not a valid way for any religious group to think or behave if they are really true to what spiritual and religious beliefs are all about. bottom line; can i ask questions about david wilcox without fear of being ostracised from the form?
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