// This is where you set the variables for each day.
// quoteToday = Today's Quote
// authorToday = Author of Today's Quote
// tipTitleToday = Title of Today's Tip
// tipToday = Today's Tip
 
switch (quoteDate){
	
case "Month day":
quoteToday = "This is Tuesday's quote.";
authorToday = "Tuesday's Author.";
tipTitleToday = "Tuesday's tip title.";
tipToday = "This is Tuesday's tip.";
break; 




case "January 1":
quoteToday = "But from whence comes the healing? ...the healing comes from WITHIN.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 969-1)";
break;
 
case "January 2":
quoteToday = "But arise to that consciousness that if ye would have life, if ye would have friends, if ye would have love, these things ye must expend. For only that ye give away do ye possess.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1786-2)";
break;
 
case "January 3":
quoteToday = "(Meditation) is not musing, not daydreaming; but as ye find you bodies made up of the physical, mental and spiritual, it is the attuning of the mental body and the physical body to its spiritual source.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-41)";
break;
 
case "January 4":
quoteToday = "As the carnal foods make for strength, physical vitality, so do the foods of the spirit make for strength in the Lord...";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 274-3)";
break;
 
case "January 5":
quoteToday = "Those then that are come into the new life, the new understanding, the new regeneration, there is then the new Jerusalem... the place is not as a place alone but as a condition, as an experience of the soul.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 294-140)";
break;
 
case "January 6":
quoteToday = "Remember, the Lord thy God is One! Thy experiences through the earth then are one. The activities of thy body, thy mind, thy soul should be then as one. And each experience to thine self comes as those influences that make for regeneration, uplift, the experience which if taken into the activities of self becomes as the means for bringing harmony and peace in the inner self.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1183-1)";
break;
 
case "January 7":
quoteToday = "Be patient, all. For all will pass through, in material experience, the greatest bounty of all. When ye fail here or there, ye must learn thy lessons. Humility, patience, faith.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-89)";
break;
 
case "January 8":
quoteToday = "In putting into practice that thou knowest to do, in the little things, being led by that which has been given to each, thy contributions may be such from this as to aid others who may seek to know His presence, the joy of His presence, the harmony, the peace that comes with abiding in Him.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-33)";
break;
 
case "January 9":
quoteToday = "So oft do individuals stumble over their own abilities, because of not seeing, not experiencing, great revolutions because of their attempts.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1877-2)";
break;
 
case "January 10":
quoteToday = "Better to be moderate in all things, whether eating or drinking, or smoking, or what! Moderation is the key to success or longevity!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 294-130)";
break;
 
case "January 11":
quoteToday = "Each has been chosen as a channel, and each in its own way-and not alone of self, but manifesting life through love will bring the Spirit’s reaction in the daily experiences of every soul. For, they are one-all believe, all have heard. Then, let them that have eyes see, and ears hear, what the Spirit saith unto them in such meditation in the inner self.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-46)";
break;
 
case "January 12":
quoteToday = "Yet thou, in thine own self, hast that which may set the world on fire for the Lord; that of sincerity with self. Keep thine heart pure. Thou mayest bring peace and harmony to many by the gentleness of the Christ words through thine own self";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-19)";
break;
 
case "January 13":
quoteToday = "Hold fast to that as ye purpose in thy heart, that there will be the opportunity for those that are through their own shortcomings losing, or have lost, sight of their relationships.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 165-26)";
break;
 
case "January 14":
quoteToday = "These extremes are to be watched. Rather than using them as stumbling stones, make of them stepping-stones.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1530-1)";
break;
 
case "January 15":
quoteToday = "For the hope and faith and patience and long-suffering, gentleness and kindness as may be manifested to others, will bring into the experience peace and contentment that may not be found in the great emotions without the serious considerations of all phases of an experience; or even in the great stresses when the entity would tend to make great sacrifices of one nature or another, whether in things pertaining to the ideals or just the outlook as to what people will say.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1530-1)";
break;
 
case "January 16":
quoteToday = "We find from Mars that the entity has a very good temper; this isn’t bad temper, but a good temper! One without a temper is in very bad shape, but one who can’t control his temper is in still worse shape!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1857-2)";
break;
 
case "January 17":
quoteToday = "But leave off rather those inclinations to hold grudges. Let such experiences be rather as not having been. See the light! For know, as ye may learn from the study of the motivative forces of mind, matter and spirit, if one but sets the face toward the light the shadows fall far behind.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1695-1)";
break;
 
case "January 18":
quoteToday = "Build not a one-sided life, knowing that he that is well-grounded is as a tree planted by the waters of life, that that given out is as for the healings of many—whether in those of the mental forces or those of material gains of life; and let not thine physical endeavors be evil-spoken of.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1727-1)";
break;
 
case "January 19":
quoteToday = "Then, let thy wellspring be renewed within thee, that ye may show forth in the days of thy awareness as to thy relationship to thy brother, that ye take thought of him in that as ye would have men do to you, ye do even so to them.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1759-1)";
break;
 
case "January 20":
quoteToday = "There have been periods when the entity, through various forms or manners of seeking, has touched—yea, for the moment opened—the wellspring of understanding. And then through infinite mysteries these have at times been shattered by the mysteries of the experiences in associations with others.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1613-1)";
break;
 
case "January 21":
quoteToday = "The desire, the hope in the present is to use self, self’s abilities, for the awakening of hope, the arousing of faith to activity. And this is bringing that peace, that hope within the experience of self that is making this experience to become as it were the greater of all the experiences of the entity through the sojourns in the earth.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1613-1)";
break;
 
case "January 22":
quoteToday = "For all power has been given unto Him who hath overcome the world, overcome even death; and is at the right hand of glory; that we, too, may know the way, the light; that we may drink deep of the waters of life...";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 540-3)";
break;
 
case "January 23":
quoteToday = "For, this is as the warning: Keep thine own judgments, yes. He that hath no temper is of little value, but he that controls not his temper is worse than though he had none at all!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 524-1)";
break;
 
case "January 24":
quoteToday = "Then so live, so act, so conduct thyself in thy dealings with thy fellow man day by day that they who are astray may be set aright.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 254-91)";
break;
 
case "January 25":
quoteToday = "But learn that lesson—if ye would be loved, show thyself lovely; if ye would have friends, show thyself friendly; if ye would not be persecuted or talked about, then do not talk about others; if ye would have forgiveness, then forgive—even as ye would be forgiven.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2271-1)";
break;
 
case "January 26":
quoteToday = "As has been given, ‘Is it easier, Son, thy sins be forgiven, or to say Arise, take up thy bed and walk? but that ye may know that the Son hath power to forgive’ (Matt. 9:5-6)—meaning to forget the weakness and give strength to those that falter. ";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 538-30)";
break;
 
case "January 27":
quoteToday = "In overcoming antagonistic feelings, forgive as ye would be forgiven, remembering then no more. This overcomes antagonism and antagonistic influences; for as self was, is, an influence in dispersing feelings in hearts and souls of peoples, the thoughts held create the currents upon which the wings of experience must pass, and then—as these are made in positive contacts—so does antagonism be overcome, love made manifest, glorying in thine own ability in Him; not in self, in Him!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 538-30)";
break;
 
case "January 28":
quoteToday = "Hence as ye give, ye receive. For this is mercy, this is grace. This is the beauty of the inner life lived.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 987-4)";
break;
 
case "January 29":
quoteToday = "In showing forth that which is manifest in thine experience, let the love that was manifested in forgiveness be in thee, that there be no envy, no strife, no knowledge of other than good works through the activities of self. For, in glorying in the knowledge of the Father comes more and more the manifestations of the Spirit of the Christ. ‘Inasmuch as ye do it unto the least of these, my little ones, ye do it unto me.’";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-47)";
break;
 
case "January 30":
quoteToday = "For as there is made manifest in the life, the activity, the giving of such a vessel as this into the experiences of man, there should be the realization more and more—in the hearts and minds of all who come in contact with the entity—that God, the Father, keeps His promises to the children of men; giving them those vessels, those channels, through which hope and faith, and patience, are made manifest.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2156-1)";
break;

case "January 31":
quoteToday = "Hence hold fast to that thou hast gained. For as given, thy prayers are heard. Thou art a chosen vessel, thou knowest the way. As to attempt to guide or as to how, hold fast to that which is good. Hold fast to that faith, that blessing He hath given.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1301-1)";
break;
 
case "February 1":
quoteToday = "...for the light is set in Him, and thou art chosen as a vessel for that light. Be not broken on the wheel of strife, nor yet be thou overanxious—for these are but the wayside of those who would be led astray. Keep the counsel of Him who gave that, ‘Come unto me and I will make thy burden light, for my yoke is easy—but learn of me.’";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 254-35)";
break;
 
case "February 2":
quoteToday = "As ye build, so shall the structure be.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 254-52)";
break;
 
case "February 3":
quoteToday = "First, as has been oft given, there is strength in unity of purpose—for, as has been given, ‘Where two or three gather together in my name, I am in the midst of same,’ and if in that name ye ask believing ye shall receive according to the faith that lies within each and every one of you; for God is not mocked, and whatsoever ye sow, so shall ye reap.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 254-52)";
break;
 
case "February 4":
quoteToday = "For if ye would in thy daily or material life be a musician, may ye think of thy music once a week or a month or a year? or art thou making it a portion of thy life?";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-26)";
break;
 
case "February 5":
quoteToday = "If ye would be an athlete, would ye disregard thy hours, thy body, thy meals? or would ye work at that which ye would make as a portion of thy real inner self?";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-26)";
break;
 
case "February 6":
quoteToday = "Are thy relationships, thy friendships, such that ye need only to mention or to speak of or to act at or like there is never any communication with same? or are they renewed, with the memory of those periods when thou wert enjoined one with another, in a common purpose, in a oneness of desire? ";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-26)";
break;
 
case "February 7":
quoteToday = "There may be different channels of approach, yes. For not all peoples walked in the field when the wheat was ripe. Neither did all stand at the tomb when Lazarus was called forth. Neither were they all present when He walked on the water, nor when He fed the five thousand, nor when He hung on the cross. Yet each experience answered, and does answer to something within each individual soul-entity. For each soul is a corpuscle in the body of God. And when differences arise in a body, where corpuscles are at variance to a common purpose for all, sin enters, and death by sin, to whatever may be that group, that organization, that is stressing differences rather than the coordinating channels through which all may come to the knowledge of God.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3395-2)";
break;
 
case "February 8":
quoteToday = "Now we find these are improving, and only needs keep on keeping on, until we will bring the desired results, for this will prove a successful operation. Then, give as this: Conditions on improve. Best push forward, and do not be discouraged. Success is coming.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 4905-14)";
break;
 
case "February 9":
quoteToday = "Do not allow disturbing conditions to so fret the body-physical as to undermine or to sap the vitality. Know, as has oft been given, in thine own strength alone little may be accomplished, but in the strength of the power and the might of thine Savior, in and through His promises, much may be done.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 303-13)";
break;
 
case "February 10":
quoteToday = "Leave the results, leave the giving of the crown, leave the glory, with the Lord! He will repay! Thou sayest in thine own heart that thou believest. Then merely, simply, act that way! In speech, in thought, in deed.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 518-2)";
break;
 
case "February 11":
quoteToday = "They that endure unto the end shall wear a crown of life. They that persevere shall overcome. He should be, and is, thy guide and thy light, and thy strength—if ye will trust in Him.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 4905-14)";
break;
 
case "February 12":
quoteToday = "Look within!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1537-1)";
break;
 
case "February 13":
quoteToday = "But let thy desires, thy purposes, thy aims, be as one with that which is shown thee through the meditations from within.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 288-37)";
break;
 
case "February 14":
quoteToday = "And let not thy heart be troubled; ye believe in God. Believe in His promises, too, that as ye sow, so in the fullness of time and in material experience these things shall come about.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1968-5)";
break;
 
case "February 15":
quoteToday = "For, as given, ‘In patience possess ye your souls.’ This does not mean sitting down and waiting, but with prayer, with fortitude, with patience, with persistence, meet each day with that necessary fullness of purpose as to be ready to be used as He would see fit.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 333-3)";
break;
 
case "February 16":
quoteToday = "And, as has been given, as each approaches in such a way and manner He opens the way for that necessary for the meeting of every need, materially, mentally, spiritually, in thine experience.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 333-3)";
break;
 
case "February 17":
quoteToday = "Whether long or short (amount of time), the results will be worthy of the patience, the care.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1328-1)";
break;
 
case "February 18":
quoteToday = "Even though an entity in the earth’s plane, in this life, may reach the years of fourscore and ten, these are as but moments in eternity. How oft would it be the better that each soul weigh those things in its experience that it knows! and to consider that someone cares; for He, the Lord of light, the way, the truth, the bright and morning star, the lily of the valley, the rose of Sharon, awaits—as has given His angels charge concerning thee, that thou walkest in the light.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 640-1)";
break;
 
case "February 19":
quoteToday = "Be patient; for in patience, in waiting on the Lord, in being kind and gentle, do ye become aware of His presence in the earth. Not unto vainglorying, but be ye joyous in the service that would make of thee—in thy temptations, in thy trials—as one that would be a bright and morning star, a hope to thy fellow man, a prop to those that falter and stumble, a refuge to those that are troubled in body and mind!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 640-1)";
break;
 
case "February 20":
quoteToday = "One that finds childhood, especially the adolescent age, the most interesting to the body, both from the mental standpoint and from the spiritual essence as may be manifested in the hopefulness, the genuineness, the sincerity, of youth in its endeavors.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 5424-1)";
break;
 
case "February 21":
quoteToday = "If same is founded in love, in peace, these beget the children thereof. These must be considered first and foremost in the heart of each as they approach a truth as may be founded, even in that termed by the world as superstition, ignorance, and such; yet out of the mysteries to the blind comes those forces, those manifestations, that make life worth living for those that seek to know the light.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 254-52)";
break;
 
case "February 22":
quoteToday = "Do not jump at conclusions. Analyze all relationships. Hold no grudges, no feelings, because others have not applied or do not apply that as ye feel to be right, or ye feel should be. Suppose self in the other individual’s place, and hold thy tongue from speaking guile or evil of anyone.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2074-1)";
break;
 
case "February 23":
quoteToday = "Let thy self be lost wholly in that thou givest of thy time, of thy self, of thy mind, in thy service to thy fellow man.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-22)";
break;

case "February 24":
quoteToday = "Be patient; be kind; be gentle; be forgiving, even to those who in their ignorance speak unkind. For, remember, how they buffeted thy Lord!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-22)";
break;
 
case "February 25":
quoteToday = "Let thy watchword be: ‘Through the power of the Christ in me, I can—and will—do that He would have me do! Trusting only in Him I will press on—on—to the mark of the calling whereunto He has called, and does call me.’";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-22)";
break;
 
case "February 26":
quoteToday = "Ye will not be trusted if ye do not trust others.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1000-19)";
break;

case "February 27":
quoteToday = "Oft the very misunderstanding is brought about by distrust of self, distrust of others, and the wonderment of the activities about self. So, just be that which is known to be—not self-righteous, but righteous in other respects; that is, to others in gentleness, patience, kindness, long-suffering—these create the atmosphere of trust.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1000-19)";
break;
 
case "February 28":
quoteToday = "If the entity will apply in self that it knows to do—not as something that applies to self alone, but that applies to self in its relationships to others—the results will be apparent. Ye apply thy love, if ye would have others love thee! Ye do trust others and ye are the trust and the hope, if ye would have hope or expect others to have hope and trust in thee!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3078-1)";
break;
 
case "February 29":
quoteToday = "Doing unto others as ye would have them do unto you is the extreme test of fellowship. Without same ye may not wholly please God.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-22)";
break;
 
case "March 1":
quoteToday = "Brotherhood, then, is an expression of the fellowship that exists in the spiritual life.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-23)";
break;
 
case "March 2":
quoteToday = "...the trust must be in Him, not in the group! The group is only lending their power, their ability, to make more aware the needs of each individual so seeking of that power! for He hath knowledge of that we have need of before we ask, but ‘Ask and ye shall receive.’";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-9)";
break;
 
case "March 3":
quoteToday = "God is not mocked, and man—nor woman—can fool themselves into making themselves believe that there is not that which repays many, many times for that effort in whatever thing given out; for that given out will return to the one spending self.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2096-1)";
break;

case "March 4":
quoteToday = "If we would have life, give it. If we would have love, make ourselves lovely. If we would have beauty within our lives, make our lives beautiful. If we would have beauty in body or mind, or soul, create that atmosphere and that which brings about life itself will bring those forces; for the spirit is willing, the flesh is contrary—as well as weak.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2096-1)";
break;

case "March 5":
quoteToday = "In the spirit is strength. Give that strength as an opportunity of manifesting itself in thine life! as it is manifested in the lives of those whom the entity contacts, for the kind word turneth away wrath, even as the haughty look or the unkind word stirreth up and maketh for troubles in the lives of many. Make thine life beautiful, and it becomes more worthwhile.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2096-1)";
break;

case "March 6":
quoteToday = "Cultivate those abilities for making the beautiful tales of those influences or things that apparently are the commonplace. For it is the commonplace that wields the greater influence in the lives of individuals in any home, in any community. These may be added to in such ways and manners as to later, in thy experience, become channels through which great blessings may come to others.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2037-1)";
break;

case "March 7":
quoteToday = "For, we live only the one moment at the time.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 410-2)";
break;

case "March 8":
quoteToday = "Keep—keep—the heart singing. Look deeper into the heart of the rose. Listen to the song of the bird. See the paintings of His face in the setting and the rising sun. See the loveliness in the moonbeam that turns all into the radiance of His glory.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 410-2)";
break;

case "March 9":
quoteToday = "So in thy dealings with others, with thy problems with others, in thy daily associations, in thy home, in thy activities—remember to evaluate every phase of an experience and to stress the beautiful, minimize the faults. For, this is sowing the seed of beauty in the spirit of truth; and that, too, will blossom in thy life and in thy dealings with others.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2448-2)";
break;

case "March 10":
quoteToday = "The Lord is the potter, we are the clay! Would we, then, say what manner of man we should be?";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 539-1)";
break;

case "March 11":
quoteToday = "Hence one of those influences which should ever be first and foremost is consistency, as well as persistency.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2160-1)";
break;

case "March 12":
quoteToday = "And know that the ideals must ever be of a constructive, creative nature, if there is to be harmony, peace, or even a semblance of material success.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2160-1)";
break;

case "March 13":
quoteToday = "Keep those policies that have builded self to know self to be honest with self. And when you are honest with self you will not be false to the God or to the fellow man.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 335-4)";
break;

case "March 14":
quoteToday = "Meet every condition fairly, squarely. Every act must be met by self, in its dealings with its fellow man.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 335-4)";
break;

case "March 15":
quoteToday = "Lord, have Thine own way with me! Use me in the way and manner Thou seest, O God, that I may be the greater channel of blessings to others, to glorify Thee—here and now!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2524-3)";
break;

case "March 16":
quoteToday = "The answers, then, are within thyself. For thy body is indeed the temple of the living God. There He has promised to meet thee, in the holy of holies—thy purpose, thy will.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2524-3)";
break;

case "March 17":
quoteToday = "He asketh not that ye apply that ye know not of, but desires that every soul ‘Seek and ye shall find, knock and it will be opened unto thee.’";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2524-3)";
break;

case "March 18":
quoteToday = "And His promises are sure; and that which ye receive, that use! For to have an ideal, for to have a purpose, for to have knowledge and understanding without the courage and the will to use same is to become a weakling, not worthy, not able above that doubt; even as Peter when he walked on the water.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 853-9)";
break;

case "March 19":
quoteToday = "And when you see the turmoils of the earth, and when you hear the cries of those that are fearful, and when you see the elements about thee apparently in destructive forces, and ye doubt—to be sure you sink into doubt and fear and despair; unless thy purpose is ever ‘Here am I, Lord, use me, direct me.’";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 853-9)";
break;

case "March 20":
quoteToday = "It is not in the tempest, not in the roar or the lore of the might of battle. Though there may be the destruction of life, of property (as is known materially)—no one can destroy the soul but self! No one but self!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-59)";
break;

case "March 21":
quoteToday = "Each soul as it has entered and does enter into material manifestation is to fulfill a purpose, with the Creative Forces or God. For He hath not willed that any soul should perish, but hath with every temptation, every fault, prepared a way, a manner, an opportunity for the entity to become as one with Him. For that is the purpose of the soul’s being in the beginning. Hence without beginning, without end.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 257-201)";
break;

case "March 22":
quoteToday = "Study, then, to show thyself approved, each day! Do what thou knowest to do, to be aright! Then leave it alone! God giveth the increase! Thy worry, thy anxiety, only will produce disorder in thine own mind!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 601-11)";
break;

case "March 23":
quoteToday = "For the application in self, the try, the effort, the energy expended in the proper direction, is all that is required of thee. God giveth the increase.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 601-11)";
break;

case "March 24":
quoteToday = "To be named as a vice-president doesn’t make the body any more capable, or his abilities any greater; neither does it increase the valuation in the eyes of the public—other than the ability to serve the public in that capacity in a greater degree.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 257-32)";
break;

case "March 25":
quoteToday = "Raised to a position in a public service only gives the individual the opportunity to serve the public in a more noble manner. Position by name means little! Position by the acquiring of the abilities to fill the position means much! Fill self with enthusiasm for service, rather than glory for that attained.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 257-32)";
break;

case "March 26":
quoteToday = "You don’t feel like moving about, but move a little bit anyway—and this gains strength!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 556-12)";
break;

case "March 27":
quoteToday = "...If the efforts and activities—as we find—are expended in the right direction, this characteristic, this ability to express the personality, the enthusiasm that the entity is able to work itself up to on any proposition—either mental, spiritual or material (if convinced of the sincerity, the plausibility and possibilities), may be expanded upon by the entity in such a manner as to produce enthusiasm in the efforts of those with whom the entity may surround self in any endeavor.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 342-2)";
break;

case "March 28":
quoteToday = "WILL has influenced the entity much in this direction, and in the hours of greatest despair has come the light that is ever available when a body—entity allows the Divine—of which the soul is the spark, or portion—to enter in and make His abode there.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 115-1)";
break;

case "March 29":
quoteToday = "Has God changed? Have ye wandered so far away? Know ye not that, as He has given, ‘If ye will be my children, I will be thy God’? and ‘Though ye wander far away, if ye will but call I will hear’?";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-41)";
break;

case "March 30":
quoteToday = "When opportunities are presented, it is the entity’s own will force that must be exercised—that which has separated it or has made it equal to the creative influences in the higher spiritual forces to make for itself that advancement. Then in every contact is there the opportunity for an entity, a soul, to fulfill or meet in itself or its soul self’s association with the Creative Forces from the First Cause, to embrace that necessary for the entity to enter into the at-oneness with that Creative Force. Hence as for the entity’s fulfilling, it is ever on the road.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 903-23)";
break;

case "March 31":
quoteToday = "...each cycle brings a soul-entity to another crossroad, or another urge from one or several of its activities in the material plane. But these are chosen with the purpose to indicate to the entity how and why those urges are a part of the entity’s experience as a unit, or as a whole.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3128-1)";
break;

case "April 1":
quoteToday = "For, one enters a material sojourn not by chance, but there is brought into being the continuity of pattern or purpose, and each soul is attracted to those influences that may be visioned from above. Thus there the turns in the river of life may be viewed.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3128-1)";
break;

case "April 2":
quoteToday = "To be sure, there are floods in the life; there are dark days and there are days of sunshine. But the soul-entity stayed in a purpose that is creative, even as this entity, may find the haven of peace as is declared in Him.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3128-1)";
break;

case "April 3":
quoteToday = "The image of Him is within thine own self, if ye will but open thy heart, thy mind, thy conscience to the indwelling of that force, of that promise which is thine own—if ye will but embrace same.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1796-1)";
break;

case "April 4":
quoteToday = "In those abilities of thy mental and material self, then, pattern same after His manner of expressing same before His fellow man. For ye are indeed the fellow traveler with Him.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1796-1)";
break;

case "April 5":
quoteToday = "For each entity in the earth is what it is because of what it has been! And each moment is dependent upon another moment. So a sojourn in the earth, as indicated, is as a lesson in the school of life and experience. Just as it may be illustrated in that each entity, each soul-entity, is as a corpuscle in the body of God—if such an entity has applied itself in such a manner as to be a helpful force and not a rebellious force.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2823-3)";
break;

case "April 6":
quoteToday = "Do not find faults nor look for faults in either. Not that they do not exist, and that thou art not conscious of same; but more and more become conscious of the beauty in each. And we will find happiness, joy.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 688-4)";
break;

case "April 7":
quoteToday = "For what were His words? ‘Father, I come to thee, I have finished the work thou gavest me to do.’ Hast thou finished the work He gave thee to do; hast thou sought to know the work? Hast thou walked and talked with Him oft? It is thy privilege. Will ye?";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3051-7)";
break;

case "April 8":
quoteToday = "Be sure there is not too much difference made in ideas and ideals, for, as has so oft been given, these must of necessity, for the accomplishment of the purport of teaching, training, and giving to a waiting world the individual truths as may be exemplified in the individuals’ lives, until that or those individuals may become one with that purport as is being set forth—an idea may be beautiful, may be wonderful, but without the background of an ideal becomes as but sounding brass, or as the gourd without water.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 254-50)";
break;

case "April 9":
quoteToday = "In these things, then, let each be mindful of that place, that niche, that purport each is to fill, and fill that with all of the power, might, strength, that lies within that body!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 254-50)";
break;

case "April 10":
quoteToday = "...the mental is the Builder. See self with the added forces necessary for the corrections, as well and strong, and revibrating to the new flow of blood and energy as is being created in the system by the proper vibrations set up in the physical body, and we will find the body will respond and build that image so held before its inner self.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 5642-5)";
break;

case "April 11":
quoteToday = "With the periods set aside for meditation, don’t hurry yourself, don’t be anxious but closing the self, the conscious mind to anxieties from without. Enter within thine own inner temple. There let the voice, the feeling direct; yea, let the spirit of the purpose of self be free in its direction to self.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1861-18)";
break;

case "April 12":
quoteToday = "As we see, for the best of the body physically and mentally, the body should not ever be in that condition that he worries over physical and mental attitudes toward conditions.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 294-69)";
break;

case "April 13":
quoteToday = "Go slow; or make haste slowly. Be patient with self and with others. Do not work self into a state of over-anxiety at the changes that will be found, or attempt to use up the strength and vitality mentally and physically to gain or maintain those balances that once were held in relationships to these; for these will come in their normal time. Forget not the source of thine inspiration in self, for they must be in the God of life, of truth, of hope, of love.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 480-11)";
break;

case "April 14":
quoteToday = "In Venus we find the home and the beauties of friendships; with Uranus as well as Mercury bringing about influences of wisdom, strength, and unseen influence among groups of masses through which the entity may—and does—influence others.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 910-4)";
break;

case "April 15":
quoteToday = "Hold fast to those judgments that are of the Creative Forces. Know that only in Him is there truth and light and authority. For all power is of His giving, and is lent to the sons of men as opportunities for expressions of the Creative Forces.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 956-1)";
break;

case "April 16":
quoteToday = "Gain knowledge of the truths and those great truths that bring peace and happiness to the innermost being of the entity.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 140-10)";
break;

case "April 17":
quoteToday = "Quit the correcting, but DEMONSTRATE in rather the pointing to others but not holding it a fault in the body; but pointing to those whom the body considers as ensamples, or those it would like to be like! But do NOT continue to call attention to the fault! This creates in the MIND of the body resentments, and will build conditions that will be hard to overcome.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 608-10)";
break;

case "April 18":
quoteToday = "Hence though it only be a word, remember—take time to be holy; this means to find time to speak a kind word.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-35)";
break;

case "April 19":
quoteToday = "For if you in your hearts have felt or do feel that you have brought comfort or hope or purpose (note the words!) in the lives of others, then you have indeed been an example for others seeking—in truth—to know SPIRITUAL work.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-35)";
break;

case "April 20":
quoteToday = "Our Father, our God. May the joy and the love of Thee so fill my life, my heart, my desires and purposes, that I may be filled with the joy and peace of the Lord—now.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-35)";
break;

case "April 21":
quoteToday = "Know that it is not all just to live—not all just to be good, but good for something; that ye may fulfill that purpose for which ye have entered this experience.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2030-1)";
break;

case "April 22":
quoteToday = "Create in me, O Father, that peace, that harmony, that love, that will bring the comprehension of Thy love, Thy mercy, Thy grace, in me, in my being, just now.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-17)";
break;

case "April 23":
quoteToday = "Look for good and ye will find it. Search for it, for it is as a pearl of great price.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1776-1)";
break;

case "April 24":
quoteToday = "For, ye must learn to meditate—just as ye have learned to walk, to talk, to do any of the physical attributes of thy mind as compared to the relationships with the facts, the attitudes, the conditions, the environs of thy daily surroundings.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-41)";
break;

case "April 25":
quoteToday = "Let thy disappointments and sorrows take wings. Let love and hope remain with thee. For they are as a matter of application in thine own thoughts, thine own words. For as ye give expression to same, they take form.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-40)";
break;

case "April 26":
quoteToday = "Keep the faith that enables thee to remove mountains of doubt and fear. Let love rule, and not hate nor doubt nor fear. For the strength of the Lord is in keeping happy at His work.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-40)";
break;

case "April 27":
quoteToday = "O God! I am weak, I am unworthy—yet in Christ thou hast promised that what we ask in His Name that Ye will grand in this body. Give me life, and strength, and the ability to choose aright day by day; to do, to be the things that Thou would have me be.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-40)";
break;

case "April 28":
quoteToday = "Father! In Thy promises through Jesus the Christ, we rely on Thy Mercy, Thy Bounty. Give to me, now, that Thou seest that is best for me, that I may serve Thee better.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-40)";
break;

case "April 29":
quoteToday = "Babylon symbolizes self.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-36)";
break;

case "April 30":
quoteToday = "Our Father, our God. May the joy and the love of Thee so fill my life, my heart, my desires and purposes, that I may be filled with the joy and peace of the Lord—NOW.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-35)";
break;

case "May 1":
quoteToday = "OUR FATHER, OUR GOD, LET THE LIGHT OF THY LOVE SO ILLUMINE MY MIND AND MY BODY THAT IT MAY FULFILL IN THE EARTH THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH IT CAME INTO BEING—NOW.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-35)";
break;

case "May 2":
quoteToday = "Hence though it only be a word remember—take time to be holy; this means to find time to speak a kind word.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-35)";
break;

case "May 3":
quoteToday = "Our Father, our God. Thou art Life and Help and Joy and Peace, and only as I manifest these in my daily life may I enjoy the whole Peace of the Father. Give, O Father, that peace, that joy.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-35)";
break;

case "May 4":
quoteToday = "OUR FATHER, OUR GOD. AS WE BELIEVE IN THE PROMISES OF THY SON, OF THY SAINTS, OF THY LIFE—AS MANIFESTED IN ME—LET THAT LIFE IN ME BE PERFECT IN THEE; THAT THE CHRIST MAY BE GLORIFIED AS HE HAS PROMISED TO THE EARTH.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-35)";
break;

case "May 5":
quoteToday = "After breakfast work a while, after lunch rest a while, after dinner walk a mile.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 470-17)";
break;

case "May 6":
quoteToday = "Thus there are the vibrations of the electrical energies of the body, for Life itself is electrical—it manifests itself in its contacts in a physical being in much the same manner. Thus the experience in self of the emotions-physical being contacted by emotions-spiritual manifesting in the body.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-27)";
break;

case "May 7":
quoteToday = "For each and every individual should own sufficient of the earth to be self-sustaining. For the earth is the mother of all; just as God is the Father in the spiritual, the earth is the mother in the material. These are the supplies, the sources, from which individuals sustain or gain the sustenance for the material undertakings.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 470-35)";
break;

case "May 8":
quoteToday = "Encourage those who are disturbed. Give strength and aid to those who falter. It isn’t those who have attained that need thy counsel, but those who falter and fear.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-121)";
break;

case "May 9":
quoteToday = "Each soul—as it meets the crosses, endures the temptations and overcomes them, not in sorrow, not in wailing, but in the JOY of the Lord.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-36)";
break;

case "May 10":
quoteToday = "In thy associations and dealings with thy fellow man, manifest that rule (and not by feelings alone, to be sure), that as ye would that men would consider thee if thy positions were reversed, so act toward thy fellow man.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1901-1)";
break;

case "May 11":
quoteToday = "Think not that there is any short cut to peace or harmony, save in correct living. Ye CANNOT go against thine own conscience and be at peace with thyself, thy home, thy neighbor, thy God! For as ye do it unto the least of thy brethren, ye do it unto thy Maker.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1901-1)";
break;

case "May 12":
quoteToday = "Happiness is the love of God made manifest by those who love God’s ways.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-109)";
break;

case "May 13":
quoteToday = "See the differentiation between forgetting and remembering, is—MEMORY is the exercising of the inner self as related to thought. To acknowledge that the memory is poor, is to say you don’t think much! The forgetting is to say that the thought becomes self-centered, for memory is thought—even as thought is memory, brought to the forefront by the association of ideas.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 69-2)";
break;

case "May 14":
quoteToday = "Take it up rather with God!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 254-46)";
break;

case "May 15":
quoteToday = "Fasting—as is ordinarily termed—is as the Master gave: Laying aside thine own concept of HOW or WHAT should be done at this period, and let the Spirit guide. Get the truth of fasting!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 295-6)";
break;

case "May 16":
quoteToday = "That which is innate, or that finds expression when the individual soul turns to the Creative Force or God within, arises from the SOUL’S experience in those environs ABOUT the earth.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 852-12)";
break;

case "May 17":
quoteToday = "Stay close to nature, close to those activities in every form of exercise that breathe it into thine own soul, as you would a sunset or a morning sun rising.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3374-1)";
break;

case "May 18":
quoteToday = "Love self by forgiving and forgetting, then loving others becomes easy.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1187-2)";
break;

case "May 19":
quoteToday = "Man alone is given the birthright of free will. He alone may defy his God!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 5757-1)";
break;

case "May 20":
quoteToday = "What is truth? That which makes aware of the divine within each and every activity; that is of the mental, the material, the spiritual self—and is a growth in each and every soul.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-81)";
break;

case "May 21":
quoteToday = "If ye would have friends, make self friendly with all thou mayest meet in every walk of life. Show brotherly love.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 551-13)";
break;

case "May 22":
quoteToday = "So manifesting same in the lives and minds of those whom the self may meet day by day, learning that lesson as He so well manifested, that it was not in the separation as John, not in the running away as Elijah, not as in sitting in high places as Isaiah, not as in that form of Jeremiah—mourning; not in that lording as Moses—but ALL THINGS UNTO ALL MEN!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1472-3)";
break;

case "May 23":
quoteToday = "Act in relation to the opposite sex as ye would have the opposite sex act toward thee.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3198-3)";
break;

case "May 24":
quoteToday = "First make an analysis of self, of self’s relationships, of the impelling influences that cause others to act in their manners in the present. Do not condemn self, do not condemn another; but leave the activities that would bring about condemnation rather in His hands, who requireth at the hands of all that there be meted, ‘As ye would that should be done to thee, do ye even so to thy fellow man!’";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 290-1)";
break;

case "May 25":
quoteToday = "Fear, with a mental aberration, always creates activity in the mind of those feared; but LOVE, and aptitude towards right thinking, right acting, brings harmony or quiet—and has its effect upon the general activities of a body.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 290-1)";
break;

case "May 26":
quoteToday = "There must be a re-awakening to the necessity of the regenerating influence within self.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 290-1)";
break;

case "May 27":
quoteToday = "To continue to condemn only brings condemnation, then, for self. This does not mean that self’s activity should be passive, but rather being constant in prayer—knowing and taking, knowing and understanding that he that is faithful is not given a burden beyond that he is able to bear, if he will put the burden upon Him that has given the promise, ‘I will be WITH thee; there shall not come that which shall harm thee, if thou will but put thy trust, thy faith, in me.’";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 290-1)";
break;

case "May 28":
quoteToday = "He that gives the kind word, even when coals of fire are heaped upon the soul, shall be recompensed in saving not only self and the growth of self’s own soul, but many another.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 290-1)";
break;

case "May 29":
quoteToday = "Each individual is an entity, a world in itself, yet each entity is dependent one upon another—yet each in their own way expressing in their lives that which has become the all-possessing idea or ideal to that individual.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 290-1)";
break;

case "May 30":
quoteToday = "Purifying of mind is of the mind, not of the body. For, as the Master gave, it is not that which entereth in the body, but that which cometh out that causes sin.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 5401-1)";
break;

case "May 31":
quoteToday = "It is what one does with the purpose, for all things are pure in themselves, and are for the sustenance of man, body, mind, and soul, and remember—these must work together, as should be indicated for the body in its interpretation of music. For music is of the soul, and one may become mind and soul-sick for music, or soul and mind-sick from certain kinds of music.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 5401-1)";
break;

case "June 1":
quoteToday = "Does it make any difference whether cabbage is wilted before it is boiled? It should indeed be fresh, not as in people, but as in the vegetable kingdom; not applying to people being fresh, but plants used for medicinal purposes, the fresher, the more active the better.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 457-14)";
break;

case "June 2":
quoteToday = "Dreams are today’s answers to tomorrow’s questions.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 3":
quoteToday = "For, he that expects nothing shall not be disappointed, but he that expects much—if he lives and uses that in hand day by day—shall be FULL to running over.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 557-3)";
break;

case "June 4":
quoteToday = "Know, as has ever been given, when ye are prepared for a thing, the opportunity to use it presents itself.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3544-1)";
break;

case "June 5":
quoteToday = "For if ye have not faith in others, how can ye have faith in God? If ye have not faith in God, how can ye find it in thyself? Keep sweet, keep true, keep earnest!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 5079-1)";
break;

case "June 6":
quoteToday = "But know that each soul, even self, would have learned much more keeping close to nature. And kicking a clod may be a very uncomely thing to some, but you are closer to Mother Earth and God in same than listening to many an individual rant on what others should do!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 257-253)";
break;

case "June 7":
quoteToday = "For the earth is only an atom in the universe of worlds!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 5749-3)";
break;

case "June 8":
quoteToday = "The conquering of self is truly greater than were one to conquer MANY worlds.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 115-1)";
break;

case "June 9":
quoteToday = "Death is only passing through God’s other door.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 10":
quoteToday = "Only the destructive forces know death as lord. Only spiritual forces know life as the Lord. Know ye the Lord!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 11":
quoteToday = "The last to be overcome is death, and the knowledge of life is the knowledge of death.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 12":
quoteToday = "Learn to live! Then there is no death, save the transition, when desired. Many live who have never died as yet.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 13":
quoteToday = "So may one be joyous, being kind, being loving, being open-hearted, open-minded to those things wherein that in the word spoken, in the manifestation of the smile in the face, in the eye, to those that the self contacts, there is brought forth that from the hearts, the minds, the souls of those whom the entity contacts day by day! Turn self inward then, at given periods, at specific times.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 274-3)";
break;

case "June 14":
quoteToday = "From what may anyone be saved? Only from themselves! That is, their individual hell. They dig it with their own desires.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 15":
quoteToday = "You’ll not be in heaven if you’re not leaning on the arm of someone you have helped.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 16":
quoteToday = "Condemn not, then, that ye be not condemned. For indeed with what measure ye mete it will be measured to thee again. And that thou condemnest in another (yea, every man—every woman), that thou becomest in thine self!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1089-3)";
break;

case "June 17":
quoteToday = "The Word—is the key to life. When man speaks the word ‘I Am’ he directly links himself with God.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 877-2)";
break;

case "June 18":
quoteToday = "Know, then, that as He had His cross, so have you. May you take it with a smile. You can, if ye will let Him bear it with thee. Do it.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3976-29)";
break;

case "June 19":
quoteToday = "It is thought and feeling which guides the universe, not deeds.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 20":
quoteToday = "There is progress whether ye are going forward or backward! The thing is to move!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3027–2)";
break;

case "June 21":
quoteToday = "You can never lose anything that really belongs to you, and you can’t keep that which belongs to someone else.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 22":
quoteToday = "Those who walk closer with the Creative Forces should indeed be full of joy, pleasure, peace, and harmony within. For life is a manifestation of God, and the manner of Life one lives is an entity’s concept of what the entity would like to have its Creator be.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 23":
quoteToday = "If ye would have patience, ye must be patient first within self, and then with others. ";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 24":
quoteToday = "Knowledge may not be put on as a cloak, but must be an internal growth toward that which has been determined as an ideal.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 25":
quoteToday = "To be sure patience, long-suffering and endurance are... urges that would lead to virtues, but they ease to be a virtue when the individual entity allows self merely to be imposed upon, and to take second place merely because someone else of a more aggressive nature, imposes.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 26":
quoteToday = "To be sure attitudes do influence the physical conditions of the body. No one can hate his neighbor and not have stomach and liver trouble. No one can be jealous and allow anger of same and not have upset digestion or heart disorder.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 27":
quoteToday = "Put into practice—day by day—that as is known. Not some great deed or act, or speech, but line upon line, precept upon precept, here a little, there a little.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 28":
quoteToday = "Destiny, or karma, depends upon what the soul has done about what it has become aware of.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 29":
quoteToday = "All healing comes from the divine within... thus, if one would correct physical or mental disturbances, it is necessary to change the attitude and to let the life forces become constructive and not destructive. Hate, malice, and jealousy only create poisons within the minds, souls, and bodies of people.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "June 30":
quoteToday = "Remember, He is a God of Love, for He is love; a God of happiness, for He is happiness!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "July 1":
quoteToday = "Know first that no urge, no influence, is greater than the will of the self to do what it determines to accomplish in any direction—whether physically, mentally, or spiritually.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "July 2":
quoteToday = "If one would have mercy, grace, love, friends, one must show self in such a manner to those with whom one becomes associated. For like begets like.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "July 3":
quoteToday = "Do not consider so much what others should do for or to you, but what will you do for and towards others?";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "July 4":
quoteToday = "Though one may be but a dot, that dot remains ever individual... The nearer one becomes to that which will give its individuality, yet losing itself in the whole, the more individuality one attains!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "July 5":
quoteToday = "Soul development should take precedence over all things.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3357-2)";
break;


case "July 6":
quoteToday = "The purpose of the heart is to know yourself to be yourself and yet one with God.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "July 7":
quoteToday = "For until ye become as a savior, as a help to some soul that has lost hope, lost its way, ye do not fully comprehend the god within, the god without.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "July 8":
quoteToday = "Love is qualified as an attribute of that force, power or influence known as God. Thus as man makes application of love in his daily experience, he finds God a personal God.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "July 9":
quoteToday = "Be a light unto others, not boastful of self.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "July 10":
quoteToday = "Know and behold the Lord is One. Thou are His, a manifestation of His love, of His patience—in the earth.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "July 11":
quoteToday = "Analyze thy life’s experiences,—see thy shortcomings, see thy virtues. Minimize those faults, magnify and glorify thy virtues.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "July 12":
quoteToday = "In each atom, in each corpuscle, is life. Life is that you worship as God.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "July 13":
quoteToday = "For man may separate himself from God—the Spirit—but the spirit does not separate from man.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "July 14":
quoteToday = "All souls were created in the beginning and are finding their way back to whence they came.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "July 15":
quoteToday = "The Father has not willed that any soul should perish, and is thus mindful that each soul has again, and yet again, the opportunity for making its paths straight.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "July 16":
quoteToday = "Life is, in all its manifestations in every animate force, Creative Force in action; and is the love of expression—or expressing that life; truth becoming a result of life’s love expressed. For, these are but names—unless experienced in the consciousness of each soul.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
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case "July 17":
quoteToday = "For all prayer is answered. Don't tell God how to answer it.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 4028-1)";
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case "July 18":
quoteToday = "For, know all power... that is of a creative nature is of the Father-God a manifestation. Not as an individual ...but as good, as love, as law, as long-suffering, as patience, as brotherly love, as kindness, as gentleness; yet in all the beauties of nature—in the blush of the rose, in the baby's smile, in the song of the bird, in the ripple of the brook, in the wind, in the wave, in all of those influences...";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1276-1)";
break;

case "July 19":
quoteToday = "But the less one thinks of self’s opinions, and the better listener one becomes, greater may be the opportunities for being of help or benefit to those about the entity.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2612-1)";
break;

case "July 20":
quoteToday = "And each individual has the choice, which no one has the right to supersede—even God does not!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 254-102)";
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case "July 21":
quoteToday = "...To bring hope, to bring cheer, to bring joy, yea to bring a smile again to those whose face and heart are bathed in tears and in woe, is but making that divine love shine—shine—in thy own soul. Then smile, be joyous, be glad! For the day of the Lord is at hand.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 987-4)";
break;


case "July 22":
quoteToday = "How to develop the psychic forces? So live in body, in mind, that self may be a channel through which the Creative Forces may run.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 5752-2)";
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case "July 23":
quoteToday = "Remember there is no shortcut to a consciousness of the God-force. It is part of your own consciousness, but it cannot be realized by the simple desire to do so. Too often there is the tendency to want it and expect it without applying spiritual truth through the medium of mental processes. This is the only way to reach the gate. There are no shortcuts in metaphysics. Life is learned within self. You don’t profess it, you learn it.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 8092-1)";
break;


case "July 24":
quoteToday = "For in the beginning, God said, ‘Let there be light.’ You are one of those sparks of light, with all the ability of Creation, with all the knowledge of God.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 5367-1)";
break;


case "July 25":
quoteToday = "This is the meaning, this should be the understanding to all: Those that seek are Israel. ‘Think not to call thyselves the promise in Abraham. Know ye not that the Lord is able to raise up children of Abraham from the very stones?’ So Abraham means call; so Israel means those who seek. How obtained the supplanter [Jacob] the name Israel? He wrestled with the angel, and he was face to face with seeking to know His way. So it is with us that are called and seek His face—We are Israel!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (readings 262-28 and 5377-1)";
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case "July 26":
quoteToday = "As has been given, it is not all of life to live, nor yet all of death to die. For life and death are one, and only those who will consider the experience as one may come to understand or comprehend what peace indeed means.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1977-1)";
break;


case "July 27":
quoteToday = "Let that light be within me in such measures that I, as a child of God, may realize His love for man. May I live that, then, in my life day by day.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce affirmation (reading 262-129)";
break;


case "July 28":
quoteToday = "Our Father, through the love that Thou hast manifested in the world through Thy son, the Christ, make us more aware of ‘God is Love.’";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce affirmation (reading 262-43)";
break;


case "July 29":
quoteToday = "As has been indicated, a little more patient, a little more tolerant, a little more humble. But ...not a tolerance that becomes timid—this would make rebellion in self. Not a patience that is not positive. Not an humbleness that becomes morbid or lacking in beauty. For as orderliness is a part of thy being, so let consistency—as persistency—be a part of thy being.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1402-1)";
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case "July 30":
quoteToday = "Let my desire and my needs be in Thy hands, Thou Maker, Creator of the universe and all the forces and powers therein! And may I conform my attitude, my purpose, my desire, to that Thou hast as an activity for me. (Now leave it with Him and go to work!)";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce affirmation (reading 462-8)";
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case "July 31":
quoteToday = "Lord, here am I! Use Thou me in the ways as Thou knowest best. May my going in and my coming out always be acceptable in Thy sight, my Lord, my Strength, and my Redeemer.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce affirmation (reading 2803-3)";
break;

case "August 1":
quoteToday = "Let that mind be in me that was in Him, who knew that of Himself He could do nothing, yet in the power of the light of the Father of all may we, may I, may all, come to know His love the better. Thy will, O Father, be done in me just now.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce affirmation (reading 436-3)";
break;

case "August 2":
quoteToday = "The whole law and gospel of every age has said, ‘There is ONE God!’";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "August 3":
quoteToday = "Know that what is truely thine cannot be taken away from thee.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2448-2)";
break;

case "August 4":
quoteToday = "Learn these lessons well: First, the continuity of life. There is no time; it is one time. There is no space; it is one space. There is no force, other than all force in its various phases and applications. The individual is such a part of God that one’s thoughts may become crimes or miracles, for thoughts are deeds. That that one metes must be met again. That one applies will be applied again and again until that oneness of time, space, force are learned and the individual is one with the whole.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
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case "August 5":
quoteToday = "These are the three forces in man: (1) Spiritual—of God; (2) Cosmic—the forces made by man; and (3) Subconscious—the force that bridges the Spiritual and the Cosmic, connecting the spiritual with the cosmic.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "August 6":
quoteToday = "Let no day then pass that ye do not speak a cheery and an encouraging word to someone! And ye will find thine own heart uplifted, thine own life opened, thy love appreciated, thy purpose understood!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1754-1)";
break;

case "August 7":
quoteToday = "The first lesson... should be ONE—One—One—ONE; Oneness of God, oneness of man’s relations, oneness of force, oneness of time, oneness of purpose, ONENESS in every effort—Oneness—Oneness!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "August 8":
quoteToday = "As you read, ‘In my Father’s house,’ know that it means in your Father’s house, in your own soul, in your own experience are the many mansions! And ‘were it not so, I would have told you,’ means that if it were not so, you yourself would have known!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "August 9":
quoteToday = "‘In my Father‘s house are many mansions,’ means many consciousnesses, many stages of enfoldment, of unfoldment, of blessings, of sources. Thus as He declares, ‘Behold I stand continuously before the door of your consciousness, of your own mansion.’ For your body is indeed the temple of the living God. And there He has promised to meet you.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "August 10":
quoteToday = "So oft in seeking that some great thing may be done does the soul stumble over itself, but ‘I go to prepare a place for you, that where I am there you may be also, and if I go I will come again and receive you unto myself, that where I am there you may be also.’ And, ‘I will not leave you comfortless, but will come and enjoin you in your daily activities, your daily service.’ This is the promise to every soul. If you would make that promise your own, then seek and you shall find, knock and it shall be opened unto you.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "August 11":
quoteToday = "Let there be definite periods when you look within self, cleansing the mind, the body, in such ways and manners and measures that you would offer as your offering unto the holy experiences that may be yours.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "August 12":
quoteToday = "How? How, then, may you approach the throne? Turn yourself within.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "August 13":
quoteToday = "And you may be very sure the answer comes within. Thus, as you apply—the answer comes. By applying—we do not mean a separation from the world. For even as He, you are IN the world but not OF the world. But putting away the worldly things you take hold upon the spiritual things, knowing that the worldly are but the shadows of the real.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;


case "August 14":
quoteToday = "Let rather that fill thy mind and heart which has been given of old,—that it is not who will ascend into heaven to bring us a message,—not who shall come from over the sea that we may hear and heed,—for Lo, the answer to ALL thy problems is in thine own heart!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-121)";
break;

case "August 15":
quoteToday = "This is a promise to thee, to each soul; yet each soul must of itself FIND the answer within self. For indeed the body is the temple of the living God. There He has promised to meet thee; there He does. And as thy body, thy mind, thy soul is attuned to that divine as answers within, so may ye indeed be quickened to know His purpose; and ye may fill that purpose for which ye entered this experience.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 69-4)";
break;

case "August 16":
quoteToday = "Hence, in the fruits of that—as is given oft, as the fruits of the spirit—does man become aware of the infinite penetrating, or inter-penetrating the activities of all forces of matter, or that which is a manifestation of the realm of the infinite into the finite—and the finite becomes conscious of same.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-52)";
break;

case "August 17":
quoteToday = "In the correct application of self to those rules of that law as governs the application of the infinite with the finite, the entity will find that the principles apply in life as in death, and that with the making of self as but naught is to gain the highest esteem of those whom the entity would serve.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 480-1)";
break;

case "August 18":
quoteToday = "Let the entity listen to and be guided by, not that character of music that is of the passing fancy but that which builds harmony, that which builds the bridge between the sublime and the finite—or from the infinite to the finite mind. Cultivate these more often in the body-mind as it unfolds.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 4098-1)";
break;

case "August 19":
quoteToday = "Be of a purposefulness, of a worth while and a practical application of the spiritual laws in the mental and material plane.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1391-1)";
break;

case "August 20":
quoteToday = "First we would find that the differentiation as may be expressed or found by the entity, in the application of that that is material, mental, and spiritual—for the SPIRITUALITY must become a CONCRETE thing to the entity, as must MENTAL application as related to SPIRITUAL effects, MENTAL effects, and physical application.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 520-1)";
break;

case "August 21":
quoteToday = "[Meditation] is not musing, not daydreaming; but as ye find your bodies made up of the physical, mental and spiritual, it is the attuning of the mental body and the physical body to its spiritual source. ";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-41)";
break;

case "August 22":
quoteToday = "Prayer is the concerted effort of the physical consciousness to become attuned to the consciousness of the Creator, either collectively or individually! MEDITATION is EMPTYING self of all that hinders the creative forces from rising along the natural channels of the physical man to be disseminated through those centers and sources that create the activities of the physical, the mental, the spiritual man; properly done must make one STRONGER mentally, physically, for has it not been given? He went in the strength of that meat received for many days?";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-13)";
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case "August 23":
quoteToday = "In the meditation, don’t meditate UPON, but listen to the voice within. For prayer is supplication for direction, for understanding. Meditation is listening to the Divine within.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1861-19)";
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case "August 24":
quoteToday = "And know, all has to be founded upon what spiritual ideal is. For, this alone is universal, and this alone is eternal. That which is safe, sure, peace, harmonious, can ONLY be founded on the spiritual ideal. KNOW thy ideal—what it stands for! Know Who is the author of same. And then LIVE IT!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1931-4)";
break;

case "August 25":
quoteToday = "Then, the more important, the most important experience of this or any individual entity is to first know what IS the ideal—spiritually.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 357-13)";
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case "August 26":
quoteToday = "As has been given, there are DEFINITE conditions that arise from within the inner man when an individual enters into true or deep meditation. A physical condition happens, a physical activity takes place! Acting through what? Through that man has chosen to call the imaginative or the impulsive, and the sources of impulse are aroused by the shutting out of thought pertaining to activities or attributes of the carnal forces of man. That is true whether we are considering it from the group standpoint or the individual. Then, changes naturally take place when there is the arousing of that stimuli WITHIN the individual that has within it the seat of the soul’s dwelling, within the individual body of the entity or man, and then this partakes of the individuality rather than the personality.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-13)";
break;

case "August 27":
quoteToday = "Here it would be well for a discussion or interpretation of personality and individuality. Sufficient for the moment: Individuality is the soul’s relationship to that as its ideal in the measures of will and desire as is in accordance with what has been the ideal.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 294-185)";
break;

case "August 28":
quoteToday = "Know first the ideal,—not merely as of a spiritual nature, but of a mental and material also. Not so much that as ye would desire that others be, or that others might do for thee, but rather as to whether or not thy material or daily activity—in dealing with thy fellow men—is in keeping with thy spiritual ideal.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 641-6)";
break;

case "August 29":
quoteToday = "The basis of the individuality of an entity must come from its ideal spiritually. For all is born first in spirit, then in mind, then it may become manifested in the material plane.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3424-1)";
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case "August 30":
quoteToday = "He who doubts that the best will come to him with doing of that which is correct is already defeated. Don’t blame others for what has happened or may happen. Do right yourself, physically, mentally and spiritually, and the best will come to you.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 5203-1)";
break;

case "August 31":
quoteToday = "Keep in a happy, optimistic attitude, and think constructively!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 480-33)";
break;

case "September 1":
quoteToday = "For such experiences as dreams, visions and the like, are but the activities in the unseen world of the real self of the entity.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 5754-3)";
break;

case "September 2":
quoteToday = "MODERATION is the key to success or longevity!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 294-130)";
break;

case "September 3":
quoteToday = "You will live as long as you desire and do good for others.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 5223-1)";
break;

case "September 4":
quoteToday = "In dreams, those forces of the subconscious, when correlated into forms that relate to the various phases of the individual, give to that individual the better understanding of self, when correctly interpreted.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-4)";
break;

case "September 5":
quoteToday = "Keep the pineal gland operating and you won’t grow old—you will always be young!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 294-141)";
break;

case "September 6":
quoteToday = "The tendencies as to the ideal are well.  As to whether ye keep same, this ye determine in thine own mind.  But ideals are not your mind,—ideals are principles acted upon BY the mind.  But remember, just as that expectancy—because your great, great, great, great grandfather died you will die too—is there, and is part of the expectancy of every cell of your body! It can be eradicated, yes.  How?  By that constant activity within self of expectancy that this condition does not HAVE to happen to you!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2533-6)";
break;

case "September 7":
quoteToday = "The law, then, is compliance with the universal spiritual influence that awakens any atomic center to the necessity of its concurrent activity in relationships to other pathological forces or influences within a given body. Whether this is by spiritual forces, by any of the mechanical forces, it is of necessity one and the same.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-24)";
break;

case "September 8":
quoteToday = "The first lesson for six months should be One-One-One-One; Oneness of God, oneness of man’s relation, oneness of force, oneness of time, oneness of purpose, Oneness in every effort—Oneness Oneness!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 900-429)";
break;

case "September 9":
quoteToday = "What is the difference? ...Truth... is of the One source. Are there not trees of oak, of ash, of pine? There are the needs of these for meeting this or that experience... Then, all will fill their place. Find not fault with any, but rather show forth as to just how good a pine, or ash, or oak, or vine thou art!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 254-87)";
break;

case "September 10":
quoteToday = "...coordinate the teachings, the philosophies of the east, and the west, the oriental and the occidental, the new truths and the old... Correlate not the differences, but where all religions meet—there is one God! ‘Know, O Israel, the Lord God is one!’";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 991-1)";
break;

case "September 11":
quoteToday = "..consider a field of corn. In the grain of corn there is life. Man plants it in the soil, works it, and then he reaps the harvest. Not every man selects the same kind of corn. Not every man plows it alike. Not every man sows it alike. Not every man reaps it alike. Yet, in each case it brings forth the very best that there is. It is the God or the life within each grain that the man is seeking. It sustains his body, and also produces enough seed to raise more. That’s religion. That’s the denominations.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 991-1)";
break;

case "September 12":
quoteToday = "There may be different channels of approach, yes. For not all peoples walked in the field when the wheat was ripe. Neither did all stand at the tomb when Lazarus was called forth. Neither were they all present when He walked on the water, nor when He fed the five thousand, nor when He hung on the Cross. Yet each experience answered, and does answer to something within each individual soul-entity. For each soul is a corpuscle in the body of God.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3395-2)";
break;

case "September 13":
quoteToday = "For you grow to heaven, you don’t go to heaven. It is within thine own conscience that ye grow there...";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3409-1)";
break;

case "September 14":
quoteToday = "Soul development should take precedence over all things.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3357-2)";
break;

case "September 15":
quoteToday = "For the Master, Jesus, even the Christ, is the pattern for every man in the earth, whether he be Gentile or Jew, Parthenian or Greek. For all have the pattern, whether they call on that name or not.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3528-1)";
break;

case "September 16":
quoteToday = "Each soul in entering the material experience does so for those purposes of advancement towards that awareness of being fully conscious of the oneness with the Creative Forces.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 2632-1)";
break;

case "September 17":
quoteToday = "For the power of prayer is not matched even by the devil himself. Hence with that attitude of being as persistent as the devil, you will bring a strength. But if you do so doubting, you are already half lost. The desires of the body are to do right! Then aid those desires in the right direction; for the power of right exceeds—ever and always. Like the devil himself—PRAY!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1439-2)";
break;

case "September 18":
quoteToday = "Thy prayers ascend to the throne of God, and the angel of each entity stands before the throne to make intercession. Not as a physical throne, no; but that consciousness in which we may be so attuned that we become one with the whole in lending power and strength to each entity for whom you speak and pray.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3954-1)";
break;

case "September 19":
quoteToday = "Meditate... in the inner secrets of the consciousness, and the cells in the body become aware of the awakening of the life....";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 5752-3)";
break;

case "September 20":
quoteToday = "If there has been set the mark (mark meaning here the image that is raised by the individual in its imaginative and impulse force) such that it takes the form of the ideal the individual is holding as its standard to be raised to, ...then the individual (or the image) bears the mark of the Lamb, or the Christ, or the Holy One, or the Son, or any of the names we may have given to that which enables the individual to enter THROUGH IT into the very presence of that which is the creative force from within itself—see?...";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-13)";
break;

case "September 21":
quoteToday = "The spirit and the soul is within its encasement, or its temple within the body of the individual—see? With the arousing..., it rises along that which is known as the Appian Way, or the pineal center, to the base of the brain, that it may be disseminated to those centers that give activity to the whole of the mental and physical being. It rises then to the hidden eye in the center of the brain system, or is felt in the forefront of the head, or in the place just above the real face—or bridge of nose, see?";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-13)";
break;

case "September 22":
quoteToday = "He has promised. ‘If you will but open the door of your consciousness, of your heart, I will enter and abide with you.’ This is not a fancy; this is not hearsay. You may experience such. For it is the law, it is the way, it is LIFE itself!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "September 23":
quoteToday = "Know that your body is the temple of the living God; there you may seek communion. There you may seek counsel as to the choices to be made, the directions to be taken.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "September 24":
quoteToday = "Seek and you shall find. Not without but from within. For in thine own temple He has promised to meet you.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "September 25":
quoteToday = "All that you may learn of the Father God is already within self. For your body is indeed the temple of the living God, and as you meet Him there you may gain in your own consciousness the satisfaction of walking and talking with Him. When these consciousnesses are yours and you are one with Him, then indeed may you see that the kingdom of heaven dwells within.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "September 26":
quoteToday = "This is a promise to you, to each soul; yet each soul must of itself find that answer within self. For indeed the body is the temple of the living God. There He has promised to meet you; there He does. And as your body, your mind, your soul is attuned to that divine that answers within, so may you indeed be quickened to know His purpose; and you may fill that purpose for which you entered this experience.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "September 27":
quoteToday = "Second sight, or the super-activity of the third eye may come whenever there is the opening of the lyden (Leydig) center and the kundaline forces from same to the pineal.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "September 28":
quoteToday = "As to the manner of meditation, then: Begin with that which is oriental in its nature—oriental incense. Let the mind become, as it were, attuned to such by the humming, producing those sounds of o-o-o-ah-ah-umm-o-o-o; not as to become monotonous, but feel the essence of the incense through the body-forces. This will open the kundalini forces of the body. Then direct same to be a blessing to others. These arise from the creative center of the body itself, and as they go through the various centers direct same; else they may become greater disturbing than helpful. Surround self ever with that purpose, ‘Not my will, O God, but Thine be done, ever,’ and the entity will gain vision, perception and, most of all, judgment.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "September 29":
quoteToday = "From what did the plant obtain its ability to produce in the one that of lemon, in another orange, in another lavender, in another violet? From its parent stock which was given, not by man but by the Creative Forces. Yet, man has the ability to take and make that which becomes as an essence that responds to or sets in vibration the olfactory influences in the mucous membranes of the body of a person. There is the ability to make odors that will respond to certain individuals and groups; and many hundreds are responding to odors that produce the effect within their systems for activities in which the Creative Forces or God may manifest in the individual! For odor is gas, and not of the denser matter that makes the degrading things.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "September 30":
quoteToday = "If the self or soul self comes to depend too greatly upon external influences, then it is not self-development. And self-development in its relationship to the Creative Forces is ever the better. For, each soul must come to know its own influence and that which is the most helpful. And if it calls then for self to cleanse the body without and within with pure water, or to fast, or to burn incense, or to set about self certain odors or colors of influences, then use these!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "October 1":
quoteToday = "Hast thou ever known the odor from a flesh body of a babe to be the same as the odor from a body that has been steeped in the sins of the world, and has become as dross that is fit only to be cast upon the dunghill?";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce";
break;

case "October 2":
quoteToday = "Did lavender ever make for bodily associations? Rather has it ever been that upon which the angels of light and mercy would bear the souls of men to a place of mercy and peace, in which there might be experienced more the glory of the Father.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 274-10)";
break;

case "October 3":
quoteToday = "The psychic or soul forces are akin to what? The Creative Forces, or that called God.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 254-68)";
break;

case "October 4":
quoteToday = "These psychic abilities are latent in each and every individual... It may be developed by application, not just thinking—but by applying.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 256-2)";
break;

case "October 5":
quoteToday = "As He has given, and as has been presented again and again, not in times nor seasons, not in new moons nor in any place, but every day, every hour we show forth His love in a manner that makes for the knowledge of all contacting us that He walks with us, that He is our friend.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-36)";
break;

case "October 6":
quoteToday = "In the attaining of development, through the mental, the soul forces, in the earth’s plane, there has been set bounds about every force as manifested in the material, the mental, the soul, the spiritual planes. These bounds are the gods, or guards, of such attainment, and conditions, and meant as such in this condition.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 900-17)";
break;

case "October 7":
quoteToday = "As we see in all the religions of the world, we find all approaching those conditions where man may become as the law in his connection with the divine, the supreme, the oneness, of the world’s manifestation. In Jesus we find the answer.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 900-17)";
break;

case "October 8":
quoteToday = "There is a vast deal of difference between spiritual and soul forces, for, as given, each force there has been set guards or bounds.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 900-17)";
break;

case "October 9":
quoteToday = "In the soul forces, and its dwelling in man, we find the animation, the spiritual element, the soul that developing element, and contained in the brain, in the nerve, in the centers of the whole system. As to the specific centers, nearer those centers of the sensory system, physically speaking.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 900-17)";
break;

case "October 10":
quoteToday = "Spirit forces are the animation of ALL LIFE giving life-producing forces in animate or inanimate forces. Spiritual elements become corporeal when we speak of the spiritual body in a spiritual entity; then composed of spirit, soul and the superconsciousness.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 900-17)";
break;

case "October 11":
quoteToday = "Spiritual element, the vitality, produces the motive forces of the entity, whether physical or spiritual. Spiritual forces being the life, the reproductive principle; the soul the development principle. As we have manifested, or illustrated, in the physical body in nerve tissue: There becomes that principle of the nerve action and the nerve in action. That is, with the expression of some condition bringing distress in the body, the active principle is the spirit. The nerve is the soul, for development.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 900-17)";
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case "October 12":
quoteToday = "For the greater development, then, there must be an ideal; not only in the spiritual aspects but in the mental and physical also. For there being (and there will be) the consciousness, the experience of the entity—there is the physical body, the mental body, the soul body.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1641-1)";
break;

case "October 13":
quoteToday = "Hence the mental self is the builder ever, whether it is an influence for that environment of the physical body and of the spiritual aspects of the entity in its dealings with the influences that come about, or whether it is an influence in which the entity may find the sources of that as may be amusement or activity for development, or an environment for the choice of expressions of its attributes—whether mental, physical or spiritual.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1641-1)";
break;

case "October 14":
quoteToday = "For as has been given of old, there is TODAY—NOW—set before thee good and evil, life and death—CHOOSE THOU!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1641-1)";
break;

case "October 15":
quoteToday = "The purpose for the entrance of each soul into a material experience is for the development that it, the soul, may be a companion with the Creative Forces. For that purpose this entity, this soul—as all others—came into being; to be a companion with the Creator.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1641-1)";
break;

case "October 16":
quoteToday = "For only the soul lives on. That which had a beginning has an end. Thy soul is a part of the beginning and the end, and thus is one with the Creative Forces or God—if ye will so act in thy relationships with thy purposes, thy desires, as to make that body (with which the soul is clothed) as companionable with Him.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1641-1)";
break;

case "October 17":
quoteToday = "And ye will find an answer to those impulses that arise within thine own bosom in the present. And unless ye find an answer, then disregard. For the awakening, the awareness of the continuity of life, the desire that ye may carry on, is a part of each soul—and is thine own, if ye will look deep into same.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1641-1)";
break;

case "October 18":
quoteToday = "It is not that which causes the uprising or the tumult or the shout, nor the voice of the trumpets for the mighty, that brings accomplishment within one’s own self. These are not God’s ways. Rather in the stillness of the night, in the still small voice, in the beauty in the smile of the babe, in the beauty of the blush of the rose, do we find those activities that play upon the hearts and sentiments of men and women everywhere! These are the things that wield the greater power among the masses as well as those that rule in power and in might.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1641-1)";
break;

case "October 19":
quoteToday = "Be then in the world, yet not of the world.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1641-1)";
break;

case "October 20":
quoteToday = "As life is the manifestation of the Creative Forces, and as the beauties of same manifest themselves in nature, in all of its songs and in all of its beauty of every character, so may the song of the heart find hope and peace! For these are the things... that create and bring into the experiences of all that which is to make, and does make, every association, every experience, worth while!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1641-1)";
break;

case "October 21":
quoteToday = "Sow ye then the seeds of the Spirit; in hope, longsuffering, brotherly kindness, patience, gentleness,—speaking not harmful of anyone; making not those things as would create or bring entanglements of any nature.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1641-1)";
break;

case "October 22":
quoteToday = "Keep His promises as thine, for they are as they ever have been. For He is the same as yesterday, and will be forever. If ye will but be His child, He will be thy God.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1641-1)";
break;

case "October 23":
quoteToday = "If ye will but be His brother, He will be thy Savior, thy COMPANION who may walk, who may talk with thee in the recesses of thine own conscience, of thine own heart!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1641-1)";
break;

case "October 24":
quoteToday = "Psychic in the broader sense meaning spirit, soul, or the imagination of the mind, when attuned to the various phases of either of these two portions of the entity of an individual, or from the entity of others who are passed into the other planes than the physical or material; yet in the broader sense, the Phenomena of Psychic forces is as material as the forces that become visible to the material or physical plane.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;

case "October 25":
quoteToday = "Psychic forces cover many various conditions, depending upon the development of the individual, or how far distant the entity is from the plane of spirit and soul forces.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;

case "October 26":
quoteToday = "Hence we would have in the truest sense, PSYCHIC, meaning the expression to the material world of the latent, or hidden sense of the soul and spirit forces, whether manifested from behind, or in and through the material plane.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;
 
case "October 27":
quoteToday = "For the material, at best, is only temporal, or temporary, while that which may be builded from spiritual desire, spiritual purposes, is eternal.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 1971-1)";
break;
 
case "October 28":
quoteToday = "Faint not, nor find fault not, one with another. Pray, rather, one with another.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-4)";
break;
 
case "October 29":
quoteToday = "As life, light, and love—with understanding—is reflected in self, so may there be seen those of the same reflection from others.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-4)";
break;
 
case "October 30":
quoteToday = "Use me, O Father, as thou seest that I may best serve my fellow man.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 281-11)";
break;
 
case "October 31":
quoteToday = "May there be that consciousness in me that the Christ would have me have at this time, knowing that in Him all is well.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 281-11)";
break;
 
case "November 1":
quoteToday = "As is said, in the heart love finds its way. Love is conceived as of God, as of all pleasant, as all giving...";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 281-51)";
break;
 
case "November 2":
quoteToday = "YOU WILL, IN THE LIGHT OF DIVINE GUIDANCE, AID IN ASSISTING THE SOUL OF [378], TO SEEK TO DO THAT WHICH IS BEST AND IN KEEPING WITH THAT HIS MAKER WOULD HAVE HIS SOUL WILL TO DO AT THIS TIME.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 254-73)";
break;
 
case "November 3":
quoteToday = "AS MY BODY, MIND AND SOUL ARE ONE, THOU, O LORD, IN THE MANIFESTATIONS IN THE EARTH, IN POWER, IN MIGHT, IN GLORY, ART ONE. MAY I SEE IN THAT I DO, DAY BY DAY, MORE OF THAT REALIZATION, AND MANIFEST THE MORE.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 262-38)";
break;
 
case "November 4":
quoteToday = "Keep thine heart open, that the Voice of Him who has called may quicken each thought, each act, in thy daily walks.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-38)";
break;
 
case "November 5":
quoteToday = "OUR FATHER, THROUGH THE LOVE THAT THOU HAST MANIFESTED IN THE WORLD THROUGH THY SON, THE CHRIST, MAKE US MORE AWARE OF ‘GOD IS LOVE’.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 262-43)";
break;
 
case "November 6":
quoteToday = "IN SEEKING TO MAGNIFY THY NAME, THY GLORY, THROUGH THAT THOU DOST MAKE MANIFEST IN ME, O LORD, BE THOU THE GUIDE, AND—DAY BY DAY, AS THE OPPORTUNITY IS GIVEN—LET MY HANDS, MY MIND, MY BODY, DO THAT THOU WOULDST HAVE ME DO AS THINE OWN IN THE EARTH; FOR, AS I MANIFEST, MAY THY GLORY BECOME KNOWN TO THOSE THROUGH THE LOVE, THE PROMISES THOU HAST MADE IN THY SON.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 262-49)";
break;
 
case "November 7":
quoteToday = "So let thine own light shine in such a manner as may hasten the day of the Lord.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-49)";
break;
 
case "November 8":
quoteToday = "For, as presented, what one believes alone is not sufficient; but what one does about that one believes either makes for advancement or growth, or retardment. For, in acting in the material plane may one do in all good conscience that one may develop in the line of thought set in motion by activities.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 262-55)";
break;
 
case "November 9":
quoteToday = "So is given, ‘May Thy mercies guide’ in the understanding, that the concepts of that presented in Day and Night, Night and Day, may be builded in self in such a manner as to make for the glorifying IN the activities of self Day AND Night to the glory of Him that IS the Maker, the Giver, the Father of light.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-55)";
break;
 
case "November 10":
quoteToday = "Day unto day uttereth speech, night unto night sheweth knowledge.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-55)";
break;
 
case "November 11":
quoteToday = "MAY THE DESIRE OF MY HEART BE SUCH THAT I MAY BECOME MORE AND MORE AWARE OF THE SPIRIT OF THE FATHER, THROUGH THE CHRIST, MANIFESTING IN ME.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 262-57)";
break;
 
case "November 12":
quoteToday = "When one considers the birth of a soul into the earth, the more often is the body and the body-mind considered than the soul—that is full-grown in a breath. For, did the Father (or Infinity) bring the earth, the worlds into existence, how much greater is a day in the house of the Lord—or a moment in His presence—than a thousand years in carnal forces?";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-57)";
break;
 
case "November 13":
quoteToday = "‘Love ye one another—prefer one another instead of self.’ KNOW the Truth, for only truth is of God.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-57)";
break;
 
case "November 14":
quoteToday = "But seek ye, for he that seeketh findeth. To him that knocketh it shall be opened. Apply, then, that thou hast received. Know ye within yourselves as to how, in what manner and as to what fruit it will bring in thine own experience.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-64)";
break;
 
case "November 15":
quoteToday = "Then enter into the inner self through meditation and prayer, and seek the answer there; for ‘My Spirit beareth witness with thy spirit as to whether thou art the sons of God or not,’ in thine activity, thine desire, thine purposes, thine aims.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-64)";
break;
 
case "November 16":
quoteToday = "THY WILL, O GOD, BE DONE IN ME, THROUGH ME, AS THOU SEEST; FOR THE DESIRE OF MY HEART IS THAT I MAY BE THE CHANNEL OF BLESSINGS TO OTHERS IN THE WAYS AND MANNERS THOU SEEST; NOT MY WAY, O LORD, BUT THY WAY.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 262-64)";
break;
 
case "November 17":
quoteToday = "What did He give as thy standard? ‘Inasmuch as ye do it unto the least of these, my brethren, ye do it unto me.’ Then, see rather in that thou wouldst give in word of mouth, in deed, in act of body, that thou art ministering unto thy Lord. For of such He said, ‘I will come again to you, and comfort you—I will receive you unto myself—I WILL abide with you.’ Art thou living in such an atmosphere? It is being opened before thee. Turn it not aside.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-64)";
break;
 
case "November 18":
quoteToday = "As ye have received from Him, ‘The day cometh when neither in Jerusalem nor in this mountain shall ye seek or desire to know the Lord, for ye will find Him in thine own heart, in thine own conscience’; and if the desire of thy heart will be that the temple of thy soul (the image of thy Maker; the soul, not the body, the image of thy Maker) shall be renewed in Him, thou shalt be able in self to know that—and the WAY that thou shouldst go.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-64)";
break;
 
case "November 19":
quoteToday = "In speaking of the heart and of the will, analyze for the moment as to what they represent in thine own experience. The heart is ordinarily considered the seat of life in the physical, while the will as a motivative factor in the mental and spiritual realm. To be sure, these may be made one. But how? In that the will of self and the desire of the heart are selfless in the Christ Consciousness.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-64)";
break;
 
case "November 20":
quoteToday = "Hold the Christ before thee, ever. For, He has promised to take His own self and to take thy burden upon Himself, as he bore same.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-64)";
break;
 
case "November 21":
quoteToday = "Rather would thy prayer be: I CANNOT BEAR THIS ALONE, MY SAVIOR, MY CHRIST. I SEEK THY AID. And such a cry has never, no never, been denied—the believing and ACTING heart.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-64)";
break;
 
case "November 22":
quoteToday = "As ye would have mercy, show mercy. THOU knowest in thine heart.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-72)";
break;
 
case "November 23":
quoteToday = "Let thine mind, thine heart and thine purposes be as upon the altar of love to Him whom ye would serve, thy Master, thy God. For He is mindful ever of those that seek to know His ways; for His ways are not past finding out.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 262-72)";
break;
 
case "November 24":
quoteToday = "MY FATHER AND MY GOD, AS I (Name thine own name) APPROACH THE THRONE OF GRACE AND MERCY, SEEKING TO BE A BETTER CHANNEL THROUGH WHICH THE BLESSINGS AND THE KNOWLEDGE OF MY LORD AND MY SAVIOR, AS MANIFESTED THROUGH THY SON, JESUS, THE CHRIST, MAY NOW BE MANIFESTED IN THE EARTH, MAY I, AS THY SERVANT, CHOOSE THE WAY I SHOULD GO.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 262-72)";
break;
 
case "November 25":
quoteToday = "Let His love, His grace, His mercy be sufficient unto thee. Be not anxious of the morrow, for HE, thy Lord, thy God, doth provide. KNOW thy Redeemer liveth, and is in and with thee. Amen.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-72)";
break;
 
case "November 26":
quoteToday = "Count it rather as a blessing, rather as that thou art CHOSEN that ye may in the name of thy Lord speak a kind word to those that are abrupt or cross with thee, and in so doing ye will heap the coals of judgment upon their consciousnesses; for ye are His and He is thine, if ye will hold to that thou hast chosen.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-72)";
break;
 
case "November 27":
quoteToday = "So, sow the seed of joy, of love, of life, in the minds, in the hearts of those thou meetest day by day.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-72)";
break;
 
case "November 28":
quoteToday = "For the brighter day dawns, and the star of hope to thee rises in those that ye show the way and the light. MERCY, MERCY, for those that err; even as ye would have mercy shown to thee!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-72)";
break;
 
case "November 29":
quoteToday = "Be patient, be KIND, be JUST in thine commentations, in thine activities to thy fellow man; for only in such will ye find peace and harmony. For some cry Peace when they themselves become, through the condemnation of self in others, that which is the stumbling-block to many. Make a joyful noise unto the Lord for the mercies, the promises, the glories that may be thine in the earth through the love thou may show unto thy fellow man.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-72)";
break;
 
case "November 30":
quoteToday = "Let not doubt nor fear turn thee aside, for in HIS ways are the peace and harmony and love that will bring this to come in thine own EXPERIENCE.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-72)";
break;
 
case "December 1":
quoteToday = "So ye in making for that which may be helpful to thy fellow man in the application of the lesson, let all be of one Mind—even as in Christ, who thought it not robbery to be equal with God, yet desiring ever that HIS followers, HIS brethren, HIS friends, be one with Him, equal to and one with the Father.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-88)";
break;
 
case "December 2":
quoteToday = "Each individual as a child of the Creative Force came into being that it, that child, might be a companion with the Creative Force, God, in its activity; given by the very breath, by the desire, by the will of the Father that with which it might be one with the Father.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-88)";
break;
 
case "December 3":
quoteToday = "Then, the Destiny of the Soul—as of all creation—is to be one with Him; continually growing, growing, for that association.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-88)";
break;
 
case "December 4":
quoteToday = "What seeth man in nature? What seeth man in those influences that he becomes aware of? Change, ever; change, ever. Man hath termed this evolution, growth, life itself; but it continues to enter.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-88)";
break;
 
case "December 5":
quoteToday = "LORD, LET ME—MY MIND, MY BODY, MY SOUL—BE AT-ONE WITH THEE: THAT I—THROUGH THY PROMISES IN HIM, THY SON—MAY KNOW THEE MORE AND MORE.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 262-88)";
break;
 
case "December 6":
quoteToday = "As man finds himself in the consciousness of a material world, materiality has often, in the material-minded, blotted out the consciousness of a soul.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-89)";
break;
 
case "December 7":
quoteToday = "Man in his former state, or natural state, or permanent consciousness, IS soul. Hence in the beginning all were souls of that creation, with the body as of the Creator—of the spirit forces that make manifest in using same in the various phases or experiences of consciousness for the activity.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-89)";
break;
 
case "December 8":
quoteToday = "As has been given by Him, He hath given His angels charge concerning thee. This is simply a transformation of the same understanding. That there has not been withdrawn then, as it were, that strength in those blessed assurances that His angels have charge concerning thee and shall bear thee up. And ye shall ask and ye shall seek and know, and ye shall be comforted.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-89)";
break;
 
case "December 9":
quoteToday = "Do that thou knowest to do TODAY, as He would have thee do it, IN THINE UNDERSTANDING! Then tomorrow will be shown thee for that day! For as He has given, TODAY ye may know the Lord!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-89)";
break;
 
case "December 10":
quoteToday = "Because thou hast seen the vision of the mount, because thou has seen the heavens opened in an understanding way, cry not this or that. Harken not to here or there, but turn to thine temple where He has promised to meet thee ever.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-89)";
break;
 
case "December 11":
quoteToday = "OPEN THOU MINE EYES, O GOD, THAT I MAY KNOW THE GLORY THOU HAST PREPARED FOR ME.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 262-89)";
break;
 
case "December 12":
quoteToday = "LET THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE LORD SO PERMEATE MY BEING THAT THERE IS LESS AND LESS OF SELF, MORE AND MORE OF GOD, IN MY DEALINGS WITH MY FELLOW MAN; THAT THE CHRIST MAY BE IN ALL, THROUGH ALL, IN HIS NAME.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 262-95)";
break;
 
case "December 13":
quoteToday = "For as the heaven is His throne, the earth is His footstool, so may we at His feet learn, know, become aware of, the knowledge of His ways. For He is not past finding out.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-95)";
break;
 
case "December 14":
quoteToday = "For is God, the Father, so far away that He answers our pleas, our prayers, as from afar? Rather is His presence felt when we become aware of His force, His power, His love; the knowledge of His presence in our lives, our experiences, our undertakings in His name.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-95)";
break;
 
case "December 15":
quoteToday = "Know that each step, each lesson as a step, has opened and does open the way for each student, each individual, to apply the next lesson, to make the next step.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-95)";
break;
 
case "December 16":
quoteToday = "OUR FATHER, OUR GOD, MAY THE LIGHT OF THY WISDOM, OF THY STRENGTH OF THY POWER, GUIDE—AS WE WOULD APPLY OURSELVES IN THY SERVICE FOR OTHERS. IN HIS NAME WE SEEK.";
authorToday = "Affirmation from Edgar Cayce (reading 262-102)";
break;

case "December 17":
quoteToday = "The greater we find in the life of Jesus, who only used the universal law, and in the deflection of same, through the life lived, made same manifest in the world, in the last overcoming even the disintegration of the spirit and soul from the physical or corporeal body, and able to force all law to become subjugated to the body, or, as we see, manifest in the electrical forces as used by man. This becoming only an atom in motion, and as the atomic force gathers this, producing such vibration as to create heat, light, and of the various natures, by the kind, class or nature of resistance met in its passage in the cycle given, reducing, or raising the velocity, or better by the class of atomic force it vibrates, either with or against.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 900-17)";
break;

case "December 18":
quoteToday = "(The word ‘mind’ is) That which is the active force in an animate object; that is the spark, or image of the Maker. Mind is the factor that is in direct opposition of will. Mind being that control of, or being the spark of the Maker, the WILL, the individual when we reach the plane of man. Mind being and is the factor governing the contention, or the interlaying space, if you please, between the physical to the soul, and the soul to the spirit forces within the individual or animate forces. We have the manifestation of this within the lowest order of animal creation. These are developed as the mind is developed, both by the action of all of the senses of the body, as we have them developed in man. MIND is THAT that reasons the impressions from the senses, as they manifest before the individual. ";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;

case "December 19":
quoteToday = "The mind may be classified into the two forces, - that between the physical and soul, and that between the soul and spirit force. We see the manifestations of this, rather than the object or the mind itself. We find this always manifested through one of the senses, the same as we find the Psychic forces a manifestation of the soul and spirit; the MIND a manifestation of the physical.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;

case "December 20":
quoteToday = "With the division of the mind force as given, we see why in the physical plane individuals become misunderstood or misrepresented. They do not reach the same manifestations from other individuals. Hence the expression, ‘They are all of one mind.’ ‘To DO GOOD, they become of one mind, TO DO EVIL they are many.’ The nearer approach the mind comes to the divide, between the soul and spirit forces, the nearer we become to that infinite force that guides when it is allowed to the individual’s actions day by day.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;

case "December 21":
quoteToday = "That to be overcome might as well be met in this plane, for it will have to be met before we can gain the entrance to the Holy of Holies. This is the manner in which to train or conduct the physical to lend the assistance to the subconscious forces to direct and give the help the world or populace needs.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;

case "December 22":
quoteToday = "There are in truth no incurable conditions, though the condition may be changed, or the mode of the plane’s existence changed. That which exists is and was produced from a first cause, and may be met or counteracted, or changed, for the condition is the breaking of a law, and the healing forces will of necessity become the compliance with other laws that meet the needs of the condition.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;

case "December 23":
quoteToday = "...for without the psychic force in the world the physical would be in that condition of ‘hit or miss’ or that as a ship without a rudder or pilot, for that element that is the building force in each and every condition is the spirit or soul of that condition which is the psychic or occult force.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;

case "December 24":
quoteToday = "Law is love. Love is giving. Giving is as God, the Maker.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;

case "December 25":
quoteToday = "While to you it may be a first Christmas, if it were the first then there would be a last; and ye would not worship, ye would not hold to that which passeth. For time never was when there was not a Christ and not a Christ mass.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 262-103)";
break;

case "December 26":
quoteToday = "Thus it is through thine own self. For indeed thy body is the temple of the living God. It is the temple of thine own awareness. It is the temple of thine own conscious walk with Him. And the application of that received there, then, in the physical consciousness, physical mind—applied in thy relationships to those ye meet day by day—causes the growth to come.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 826-11)";
break;

case "December 27":
quoteToday = "No healing is perfected without some psychic force exerted. For, as we would have, whether of operative or of medicinal forces, or of directing of organic forces to produce within themselves, that necessary to compete with conditions found within the body in distress or disease. The force represented, that counteracts, is nothing more or less than the active force exerted in psychic force, as has been outlined in which is psychic force.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;

case "December 28":
quoteToday = "The knowledge of such gained through psychic force cannot be abused without receiving the same condition under which this puts such a condition upon the individual.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;

case "December 29":
quoteToday = "For if the body is racked with doubts—by the use of those influences in same that have set at naught this continuous effort of same to assimilate and distribute for activity in its own physical self—it becomes unfit for the duties, the obligations,—yea the beauties, yea the OPPORTUNITIES of itself in its associations with those of its fellow centers, its fellow activities; or energies that are—each in its atomic self—a portion of the whole.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;

case "December 30":
quoteToday = "These meditated upon then, these kept in the ways that ye know. It is not then that ye KNOW as a physical consciousness, but that ye APPLY of good, of that which IS of God, that makes ye know that consciousness of His walks with thee.";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;

case "December 31":
quoteToday = "For thy physical self may only see the reflection of good, while thy spiritual self may BE that good in the activities of thy fellow man in such measures that ye bring—what? Ever, EVER, the fruits of the Spirit in their awareness; longsuffering, brotherly love, patience, kindness, gentleness, HOPE and faith!";
authorToday = "Edgar Cayce (reading 3744-2)";
break;

}