Edgar Cayce on Soul Mates: Unlocking the Dynamics of Soul Attraction

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Summary: Superb book and Very Inspiring
Review: At the beginning of the book, the author first clears misconceptions related to the term "soul mates" and I fully agree.

A lot of people may look at the term "soul mate" and consider it to be some ideal person who will make one's life perfect, whole and complete, as if by waving a magic wand. Yet, in this book, a "soul mate" is a person who helps the individual to grow spiritually so that he can bring out the wholeness that is already within each person.

The "soul mate" term also implies that one has shared a lifetime or more with another before, that they already know each other on a deeper level. In that respect, one has many soulmates. Ultimately, though, from a spiritual perspective where all is One and all are connected - everyone is everyone else's soul mate.

This book explores different types of soulmate relationships - intimate relationships / marital partners, family members, friends, groups with soul mates joined in the common purpose, and twin souls. Each is illustrated with numerous stories from Edgar Cayce's readings (files).

The distinction between soul mates and twin souls in this book is mainly based upon the purpose of the relationship: while the focus of soul mate relationship is on the individual's spiritual growth, the main purpose of twin soul relationship is a working on a common purpose - a life-work for the benefit of others, which neither could fulfill alone.

The spiritual growth and sharing doesn't involve only the growth of two individuals, but also sharing of a common goal that is bigger than the two individuals; some kind of a contribution to the wellbeing of others, which neither of these people could do alone, so that are put together, so to speak, to create this masterpiece, a contribution for the greater good of all, an aspect of their destiny, they can only do together.

The soul attraction goes beyond attraction on the physical level. Sometimes people are instantly attracted to the particular soulmate, sometimes initially they may not even be all that interested, but certain chain of events eventually opens them up to this inner realization and feeling that they have been together before, a feeling of familiarity with another that goes beyond physical level.

The relationships between soulmates are not always easy and rosy - as a matter of fact, most of the time they have to overcome a lot of challenges and a lot of individual differences and it may take a lot of work. What keeps them together, more than anything else, is this commitment to the higher purpose that is bigger than they are, an undeniable inner knowingness that they are meant to do something together.



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Summary: truth and love
Review: I absolutely loved this book, it's a shame that it was so short - I finished it the same day I got it! The revelations and truths contained inside are priceless, once you read this you'll never look at the people in your life the same way again. It'll change your outlook on life, love and relationships for the positive, believe me.

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Summary: BEST SOUL MATE BOOK AVAILABLE
Review: I don't know what the reviewer from the Netherlands is talking about. This book is excellent and contains MANY case histories from the Cayce files. However, Todeschi doesn't stop there, he also includes contemporary examples exploring the same principles discussed by Edgar Cayce. I highly recommend this book. It's about how our relationships work.

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Summary: Using other person's name for own benefit
Review: I was more than disappointed in this book. I bought it because it said "Edgar Cayce" on Soulmates, but in reality it is Kevin J. Todeschi on Soulmates.
I love to read Edgar Cayce's readings because of the truths it contains, the wisdom, so much said in so little words... his readings don't confuse me (like many psyhoclogy books do) but help me define what it is I already know... but very few readings were in the book - it was mostly Kevin J. Todeschi.