(Divination,
Intuition, and Synchronicity (Institute Course number E04)
Edgar
Cayce inspired me to think about "oneness," or the
interconnectedness of all things, before considering anything
else. Intuition is a great way to explore the idea of oneness.
Using my intuition to follow Cayce's, I imagined the world
as a giant symphony orchestra. Everything in creation has
a part to play. As long as I know my notes, I can play along
with my part. But sometimes I forget my lines. Then what?
Edgar Cayce suggested to make the attunement to the oneness
and then the answer would come. That suggestion is the essence
of divination.
When
everything is going well, you don't think about seeking guidance.
But when you lose your way, get stuck or blocked, or find
yourself in the dark, or if you wish to peer more deeply into
the spiritual significance of the moment, then the prospect
of seeking divination suddenly becomes more attractive.
Divination
is the art of "seeing into divine mind." This ancient
art goes back to an intuitive insight about the inherent harmony
or "synchronicity" to the world, as if all of creation
were vibrating within a common symphony. What is in divine
harmony at this moment? The answer to this question will suggest
the path of least resistance and greatest creativity.
Divination
is a great tool for eliciting intuition. Whether you use Tarot
cards, the I Ching, Rune stones, or even a crumpled piece
of paper or the foam on a beer mug, wherever you look, if
you look with your intuition, you can see the reflection of
divine mind.
In
this home study course specially developed for the Edgar Cayce
Institute for Intuitive Studies, I have taken the best of
my teachings on divination, complete with training exercises
and practical applications, and created a course of exploration
that is both fun and inspirational
