I don’t know much about Edgar Cayce. I know that he is considered one of the greatest prophets that ever lived. His work has been studied and tested throughout time, and yet no one really knows how he was able to get such accurate readings and predictions. The documentary “The Other Nostradamus” dives into Cayce’s life. His early life predictions and mysterious skills that helped him help others. When it comes to psychics, I find myself being reserved. I’ve been to some and they’ve talked about things in my life that no one knew about. And it wasn’t just a vague comment. It was detailed. Still, I kept my skepticism.
My good friend, Beatrice, has asked me plenty of times to go visit her for a free psychic consultation. Somehow I find myself being “too busy” every time she asks. I think subconsciously I’m trying to stay away from people who might be able to read my mind, or at least see what’s inside. Lately I’ve been battling feelings of isolation and depression, as if no one in the world understands me. These feelings I brought upon myself. Not being true to myself and vocal about things, have really taken a toll on my personal life. I’ve been doing a lot of thinking and meditating. This all has led me in a different path in life. I find myself severing old relationships, family ties and habits that are detrimental to my mental health. Sometimes the ones you love are the ones that do you the most harm. I don’t really understand this. Then again, my own family doesn’t understand me. They never did.
This is probably the reason why I refuse to visit my friend Bea. I don’t want people peering into my world (if it’s even possible). It’s OK though, I’ve always flown solo. Even as I child, I loved being in solitude. It’s just that at this moment in my life, these feelings feel extra heavy. I think meditating and exercise is helping. Writing helps a lot as well. I just need to stop being so sensitive. Such a Libra.
Anyways, I didn’t mean to get emotional. Just letting somethings off my chest.
Here is a man who can relate:
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