study group
study group: 0 literal and 6 semantic reading associations (overlap counted once). Generated classifications require verification before citation.
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Reading 262-16
Original date: 1932-04-04 · The 'Search for God' Group Readings
Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce interprets a dream in which he travels to various regions, assigning each member of the study group a specific geographic area where they are to present a compiled spiritual message.
Reading 262-36
Original date: 1933-01-22 · The 'Search for God' Group Readings
Generated synopsis: This reading continues the study group's lesson on 'The Cross and the Crown,' explaining the incarnations of Jesus and the spiritual law of cause and effect, and includes announcements about the Norfolk Study Group.
Reading 262-43
Original date: 1933-04-16 · The 'Search for God' Group Readings
Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce reviews a lesson titled 'The Lord Thy God Is One' for Norfolk Study Group #1, provides an affirmation on love, and offers spiritual guidance on mercy, peace, and harmony.
Reading 262-47
Original date: 1933-06-11 · The 'Search for God' Group Readings
Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce gives personal spiritual messages on love to members of the Norfolk Study Group #1, emphasizing manifesting Christ-like love in daily life, faithfulness, and service.
Reading 262-48
Original date: 1933-06-25 · The 'Search for God' Group Readings
Generated synopsis: Reading for Norfolk Study Group #1 on completing their lesson on Love, advising practical application, future lesson topics, and addressing questions about editing a paper and the influence of a group meeting.
Reading 3351-2
Original date: 1944-01-14 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings
Generated synopsis: This reading addresses a woman's endocrine and gynecological disturbances, recommending local treatments, hydrotherapy, and dietary changes, and includes correspondence about her gratitude and spiritual growth.
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