I told him that if any book would have that kind of information in it, it would be that book. I told him I hadn't heard anything about it, but then I remembered the big blue book at the A.R.E. I thought long and hard and then put it back on the shelf.Ī few months later, towards the end of my senior year in college, I was listening to a friend talk about his interest in an ancient civilization called Mu, which had supposedly existed on an island in the Pacific Ocean. I realized that I would either need to quit school for the upcoming semester to read the book and investigate the truth of it, or put it back on the shelf until some other time. The tone was the same throughout, authoritative and utterly intriguing. The narrator's tone, absolutely sure and not at all speculative, filled me with awe. I picked a huge blue book off the shelf, took it over to a table, and flipped it open to a section which described, in great detail, the structure of the universe.
(Association for Research and Enlightenment) - the Edgar Cayce Foundation. One evening in 1977, over winter break from college, I was at the wonderful library at the A.R.E.
Invariably, the book I'd choose would turn out to be important for my spiritual growth. CHARLOTTE WELLEN: I made it a habit, throughout my adolescence, to walk around a bookstore or library and wait until I felt an urging to take a particular book from a shelf.
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