Kevin Todeschi Talks About Vibrations

Kevin J. Todeschi's book, Edgar Cayce on Vibrations, explains how all of materiality is simply energy in motion. Everything is a vibration. Even the body's five senses operate through the use of vibrations. The Cayce readings suggested that vibrations are also associated with healing, consciousness, and even locations. In fact, the Cayce information presents the premise that all of life in every dimension is actually just different manifestations of the One Force—the Force that moved all of Creation into being. Therefore, all vibration is ultimately that One Force manifesting in the material world in a variety of ways. Vibrations are essentially spirit in motion and our thoughts and actions affect our life and the way we are living.

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[danielecesa102938]

What are water crystals?

[edgarcaycetv]

@danielecesa102938 If you Google "water crystals experiment" you will find information on the study Kevin was referring to ~ thank you.

[Zouscarlett]

Ur report on financial problems. Kevin, just work with the Edgar Cayce Reading 311-4 to solve them. it promises - if properly done - to be most profitable, most beneficial to self and others - and above all it talks on longevity also. Use only a 400 anniversary edition of the KJV with tonges and tittles on same for we live in perilious times like cayce said - read jude in the bible al verses. else who will you run to when it all falls down? whose gonna pick u up from the ground? will u do it?

[pensivethought]

@Vittoria10538

i belive in energy in general since it's the stuff we made of!

So is syncronicity and vibrations..

Taking bout Emoto,even though i do not know him,wouldn't you take the most pleasing photographs to make a certain point bout thoughts?

That doesn't mean he cheated,does it?

[Vittoria10538]

Philosophers & new thinkers would do their credibility a favor if they ceased to cite Masaru Emoto's "studies." He's not a scientist; a triple blind study published in the Journal of Scientific Exploration could not reproduce his results; he instructed his photographers to choose the most pleasing photographs; and most incriminating of all, he sold 8-oz. bottles of his "perfect Indigo water" for $35 (though that website's been suspended; his current one offers only glassware & t-shirts).

[subbtopp]

the beach boys were right,bloody hippies

[redfletcher]

the water is flash frozen after the intent is labeled onto it, and thus crystalizes, kinda like miniturised snowflakes in a solid piece of ice. Look up "Masaru Emoto" that's the Japanese scientist that did the study. His website explains it all.

[illmagnified]

@microphon3 look up Thought and water and you will see what he is talking about. Literally expressing love and appreciation to water changes its makeup under the microscope. Same if you express hate and negativity, the water changes accordingly. Its crazy and very interesting and very real.

[microphon3]

if that is indeed what he meant then that is what should have been said. So yes, he did.

[warrkrymez]

You need to derive your own conclusion, he summarized the whole book in like 10 sec., did he need to explain that the water was first frozen then analyzed?