In the one before this we find in the Egyptian country, now
known, during the period of change in the land, especially as
regarding religion and state. The entity then in the name
Ossio, and among those who made fine linen, and wove those of
the draperies in temple and in the king's house. In the urge
there is seen the love of raiment, and the abilities to wear
any well. With much or little, the appearance can always be
made good. The entity gained through that period, and, as is
seen, from which the entity may apply self, by will's forces,
through those channels as may bring to self greater blessings
in the present experience, in physical position, in financial
conditions, in assistance to others, in ennobling of purpose,
and in the expression and manifesting of self and that innate
knowledge of the laws of the inner individual, as respecting
the laws between the creative elements, or God, and man.
Remembering ever that service to others is the highest
service to the Creator, and think not thine self above
others, by position, place, money, or fame, for all may come
to the, "for he that would be great among men would serve
man". Keep the faith, and in so doing bring those joys,
those pleasures, those assistances to self and others.
We are through for the present.


Edgar Cayce Readings © 1971, 1993, 1994, 1995 by the Edgar Cayce Foundation