Facilitated by Charles Davidson
Date: Either Tues, Nov. 19 or Thurs, Nov 21, 7:30 – 9:00 pm. Respondents, please state your preference.
Location: Online via Google Hangouts. Pre-registration is required. Register by e-mailing Charles at charlesldavidson@yahoo.com by November 12. Register Here
What is the most powerful resource the Edgar Cayce readings offer to help us “live in the light” in these challenging times?
An A Search for God group provides a step-by-step graceful path to spiritual awareness through a small group weekly meeting. Group members learn to work with universal laws as they experiment with applying the ideas in the readings in daily life.
If you’re interested in growing gracefully into Oneness and improving your life and relationships, join us for this initial meeting and learn more about how an A Search for God group can positively affect both your inner and outer lives.
The Birth of the A Search for God Program: In 1931, a group of individuals around Edgar Cayce asked for readings on how to develop psychic abilities to expand the Cayce work. Cayce, the man, agreed to give the reading but the Source that spoke through Cayce said that those requesting the reading needed to learn and grow spiritually and apply what they were learning in their lives. Psychic unfoldment, the Source said, would be a consequence of their spiritual growth. And their growth would empower others to also grow in their relationship with the Creative Forces.
These became known as the A Search for God readings. Guided by the Cayce Source, this first group transformed the readings into a set of lessons in two books—over a period of eleven years!
Join us online to meet like-minded seekers, learn about and discuss the A Search for God group program, have your questions answered—and you’ll have an opportunity to be part of a new group or join an existing one.
The initial meeting and weekly group meetings (if a group forms) will use the free video conferencing app Google Hangouts. Your internet-connected device needs a microphone and a video camera. Smartphones all have this and so do newer PCs and Apple devices. If you don’t have Hangouts on your device, Charles will send you information about how to download, setup and use it. (You’ll need a g-mail account to use Hangouts.) Please be sure to contact him by November 12th.
(Want to join a group but can’t make the informational meeting? E-mail Charles anyway! We may start several groups.)
What members of our NY Online ASFG Group have said:
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. Icould 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
“As a member of an online Search for God group, I can attest to the positive results and growth experienced through such a group. The online format offers a venue that is convenient and consistent. The face-to-face online venue [Google Hangouts] allows for interaction as if meeting in person without having to leave the comfort of home. The group offers the opportunity to challenge oneself and to grow in relation to God, self and others in a loving and supportive environment. Each member is encouraged to participate and share. As a result of this interactive meeting, a bond is formed with the common purpose of growing in God. I would truly encourage anyone seeking a better relationship with God, self and others to consider joining.” — Denise Mirante
About Charles Davidson
About Charles DavidsonCharles Davidson has been starting and assisting A Search for God groups for four decades.
A Life Member of the national A.R.E., Charles served as Regional Representative for the A.R.E. in NYC and NJ and is currently a behind-the-scenes Volunteer for A.R.E. of NY, serving on our Membership Services Team.
Charles has many years of experience both with the Edgar Cayce readings and philosophy—and with computer applications. As group facilitator, he brings that background to assist in creating an enlightening online group experience.
Prefer a face-to-face group? Learn about an upcoming in-person meeting here.
