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Planets, stars and stellar systems. / Volume 3, Solar and stellar planetary systems eBook

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Drawn from over 600 of Edgar Cayce’s extraordinary Dream Readings, this astonishing book reveals Cayce’s revolutionary psychic perceptions on what dreams mean and how they can work for you. Fascinating case histories show you how to bring conscious insight to the dream experience that can affect all important matters in life. Enlightening and stimulating, “Edgar Cayce on Dreams” will enable you to rebuild your inner life by developing a heightened awareness of its foundations.
By following Edgar Cayce’s techniques of dream interpretation, you can explore your potential for: predicting the future • discovering hidden persona! talents • relieving nervous tensions • making money • rearing children wisely • discovering your past lives • securing health guidance • developing your ESP • gaining insight into your destiny in this life—and beyond.

Harmon H. Bro, Ph.D., the author of this book, is the only trained social scientist ever to study Edgar Cayce extensively at first hand. He personally heard Edgar Cayce give more than 500 “readings” of all types. Dr. Bro is a specialist in depth psychology who made his work with Edgar Cayce the subject of his doctoral dissertation.