Facilitated by Lynne Salomon Miceli
Dates: Either Tues, Nov. 17 or Wed, Nov 18, 7:00 – 9:00 pm.
Respondents, please state your preference.
FREE! Online via Zoom. Pre-registration is required. Register by e-mailing Lynne at info@edgarcaycenyc.org by November 12.
Trying to walk a spiritual path but finding challenges? Need support for your spiritual growth? Not sure what spiritual development really is?
The A Search for God program was created for you!
The A Search for God books were the result of an extraordinary collaboration between the spiritual Source that spoke through Edgar Cayce and a group of human seekers much like you. Over 11 years, the first A Search for God group worked with Edgar Cayce in trance—not only to write the books, but to live the lessons in them.
From that first group that started in 1931 to today, ASFG groups have transformed lives!
“About two years back I had a stroke. After 6 months, I was recovered enough that I wanted to do something but I could not go out by myself or drive. At that time, I saw an ad by ARE NY chapter for starting an ASFG online group. It was a godsend opportunity for me and I grabbed it. It gave me a chance to talk, discuss, explore, and experiment with various ideas with similar-minded motivated empathetic seekers. I could not have met such a diverse, interesting, wise group of people when I am confined to home. The group makes my life richer.”
– Sushama P. Jaisingh
Join us online to meet like-minded seekers, learn about the A Search for God group program, have your questions answered—and join a new online group or an existing one—if the ASFG program is for you!
(Want to join a group, but can’t make the informational meeting? E-mail Lynne anyway! We may start multiple groups.)
Lynne Salomon Miceli has years of experience starting and participating in A Search for God groups. She believes her ASFG experience changed her life. Lynne was one of the founders and the first Director (for almost 11 years) of the New York Edgar Cayce Center. She is currently the Chair of the A.R.E. of NY Board of Trustees and editor of The Open Door, quarterly magazine of A.R.E. of NY.
Besides volunteering with A.R.E. of NY in many capacities, Lynne worked for many years as a special educator in NYC. She has an M.A. in Special Education and an M.Ed. in Counseling Psychology. Lynne lives with her husband and three cats in Norfolk, VA.
