Comments on: Edgar Cayce on the History Channel

By: Rev. Sheri

Rev. Sheri — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 18:32:39 +0000

Hi Jennie, thanks for visiting my site. http://www.edgarcayce.org/ is a wonderful website. Peace and blessings to you.

By: Jennie Taylor Martin

Jennie Taylor Martin — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 14:04:22 +0000

Thank you for mentioning Edgar Cayce in your blog. The organization he founded in 1931 is still al thriving nonprofit today. We welcome visitors to our Web site at EdgarCayce.org as well as to our headquarters in Virginia Beach. peace and blessings ~

By: Rev. Sheri

Rev. Sheri — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 23:27:47 +0000

Thank you, cj. It does take a lot of energy. I’m actually pretty big on taking care of myself. I know that I’m no good to anybody if I don’t – family or clients. It’s just that I’ve had this idea in the back of my mind for a long time that there was something wrong with me that it does take so much out of me. I know others in my profession that seem to be able to take readings all day every day back to back with no problems. I’ve never been able to do that, so it was a nice validation to know that Casey, a man with unbelievably incredible psychic ability, experienced the same challenges.

By: cj

cj — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 05:56:13 +0000

I have migraines, too. I wouldn’t wish them on anyone. I’m on your waiting list for about two months, and I would be happy to wait even longer if I needed to. I agree with Robin. Can’t imagine how much energy it takes to do what you do, but thank you so so much!

By: Rev. Sheri

Rev. Sheri — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 18:21:15 +0000

Hi Robin! It’s funny because I always give that advice to other people. “You can’t treat yourself like a machine … even our cars get gasoline and oil changes!” I promise to take care of myself. Now that my husband knows what happened to Cayce, he’s going to be on my case all the time. I sorta got a mini lecture from him last night. But, I did see how important it is to take care of myself properly because the world was only robbed of Casey because he gave to much too quickly. Not that I would ever compare myself to Casey’s ability, but I think I was supposed to learn not to feel bad that I can’t give all the time. I keep my schedule strict to not interfere with my family, too. Sometimes people get upset about that, but I’ve always felt I needed to honor myself and my family first. Sometimes, I even schedule time out for myself to just watch a movie or something during the middle of the day because I need a break. Now I know not to feel bad for making those decisions, and that’s important. Casey felt bad for people and started offering 7-8 readings a day. I think it was during the war, if I remember correctly. People wanted to know if their loved ones would be safe. I can’t even begin to imagine the emotional trauma he went through with seeing all that. Just one of those readings could easily send me into migraine land! Not good!

By: Robin B.

Robin B. — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 17:38:35 +0000

I am so glad for you that you got validation for how readings are exhausting and can take a toll for “real” psychics like you. Please Sheri take care of yourself and your family and needs first!! You give so very much and it seems like you can only give if your “cup” is full. It is your choice to give and that is very very very generous of you. I hope that you take sabbaticals whenever you need or want to. It seems clear to me that readings would be thoroughly exhausting – you go right into people’s lives and actually feel all their feelings, emotions, deep issues and their close relatives and guides. Two times a day – holy toledo! I would feel uncomfortable calling you for help if I didn’t think you were thoroughly taking care of yourself and your family in whatever way you need to.