Diana

"Her public image is one of beauty, grace and caring. Her private life is one of simplicity and humility. She has time for everyone, the old, the sick and the deprived."

Andrew Morton (1997).  Diana: Her Trus Story - In Her Own Words. Completely Revised Edition. p. 345.


You will find a true story about how Morton's book was produced in YouTube.

When divorce is recommended

"Most often, the readings did not recommend divorce, as it was seen as simply a postponement of a lesson or a situation that would eventually need to be faced. However, there were occasions when divorce or separation was recommended. Individuals were advised to end their relationship if one of the following was occurring in their marriage: (1) if the individual was in physical, mental or spiritual danger by remaining with the other person; (2) when two people had come together and each had overcome what required to be worked out together; and, (3) when one individual had overcome the lesson and the other refused to. For example, on one occasion a fifty-three-year-old woman was encouraged to follow-through on a divorce and told: "thy usefulness one to another has passed. (3179-1)"

K. Todeschi (2011). Edgar Cayce on Reincarnation and Family Karma. p. 29.

It means that if none of these is your case, it may be better for you to stay in the relationship and to do your best to solve the problem with your partner. Marriage is one of those relationships in which you are supposed to learn many important lessons.

True healing

"The only thing I know that truly heals people is unconditional love."

Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, MD.

True self-love

'Self-love isn’t selfish; it's healthy self-esteem. The egotist, the braggart, the self-promoter, the diva, and the salesman—those who come across as self-loving in order to sell themselves or their products—are often insecure at heart. The man I once thought was the most put-together person I knew, a model of public self-assurance and self-promotion, told me in a moment of mutual confidence that he played a game called “dodge the bus,” which meant he stood at a dangerous street corner and tried to see how close he could come to being hit.
　　“What if you were killed?” I asked, flabbergasted.
　　“Then the world would be rid of a worthless thing,” he answered.
　　True self-love doesn't need to be broadcast or publicly displayed. It is an inner state, a feeling, a strength, a happiness; it is security. Remember, souls are part of the One, which is love. We all have souls. We are always loved. We can always love in return.'

Brian Weiss (2004).  Same Soul, Many Bodies. p. 138.

Soulmates and reincarnation

These programs (most probably made by ARE), based on research on life readings given by Edgar Cayce, are highly recommended for those who are interestested in topics such as reincarnation or soulmate relationship in particular, and spiritualism in general.

Soulmates, reincarnation & healing relationships 1
Soulmates, reincarnation & healing relationships 2
Soulmates, reincarnation & healing relationships 3
Soulmates, reincarnation & healing relationships 4
Soulmates, reincarnation & healing relationships 5

You have nothing to fear

"A burden has been placed upon your shoulders; how you bear it you will decide. If you square your shoulders and say, "This is my burden, I will carry it", it will become lighter because your soul will grow and in growing allow some of that inner strength to heal you. There is none spiritually impoverished for using honesty and courage in facing difficulties. You have nothing to fear."

Kazuo Kondo trans. and ed. Silver Birch: Kyo no Kotoba (Silver Birch: Words for Today). p. 61.

Karma is not a debt

'... even individuals who are familiar with the term "karma" are often mistaken as to what it actually means. Karma is not a debt, it is not a punishment, it is not an inescapable fate, it is not really something that exists "between" people, and ultimately it is not even "good" or "bad" in character. Karma is simply an interactive, energetic force that is set in motion through our intent, desire, thought, deed, and word, and as a result molds and shapes the resulting consequence of all our actions. It is a universally applicable and dynamic constant that is interwoven with everything associated with being human.'

Kevin Todeschi (2011). Edgar Cayce on Reincarnation and Family Karma. p. xvi.


In the end, it is we ourselves who decide whatever karmic lessons to learn in our earthly existence.