Venturing Inward: Safe and Unsafe Ways to Explore the Unconscious Mind - Cayce, Hugh Lynn
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Cayce answers questions and explores methods to safely explore the unconscious mind and develop psychically and spiritually while warning against some methods that are deemed dangerous. All manner of exploration are included from hypnosis and mediumship to ESP experimentation and using dreams for guidance. Additional reports on possession, automatic writing, Ouija board dangers, and more are also included.

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Cayce answers questions and explores methods to safely explore the unconscious mind and develop psychically and spiritually while warning against some methods that are deemed dangerous. All manner of exploration are included from hypnosis and mediumship to ESP experimentation and using dreams for guidance. Additional reports on possession, automatic writing, Ouija board dangers, and more are also included.
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Hugh Lynn Cayce (1907-1982) was the eldest son of Edgar Cayce. He turned the nonprofit founded by Edgar Cayce in 1931 (the Association for Research and Enlightenment, or Edgar Cayce's A.R.E.) into an organization of international renown and developed widespread recognition and acceptance of subjects such as psychical research, dream analysis, meditation, and spiritual development. He received critical praise for his book, Venture Inward, for which A.R.E.'s magazine is named. Venturing Inward is the 50th anniversary edition of this classic book with a new introduction by A.R.E. executive director and CEO Kevin J. Todeschi.