Meeting Soul Mates

Often people think of a soul mate relationship as being between lovers. However, just about anyone you have a soulful relationship with is likely someone you have known in a previous life.

Almost surely your parents, brothers and sisters, and children are souls you have known before as well. Close friends and lovers also qualify.

Sometimes, you meet someone and there’s an immediate attraction. This may not necessarily be a sexual attraction either. Even with friendships there is often a feeling almost of love at first sight as you recognize, on a soul level, that this is someone you know. You feel fascinated by them.

I remember being six years old on my first day at a new school. Standing at the door to the classroom, was the most beautiful little girl with blue-black hair dressed in a flouncy lemon yellow dress.  I felt instantly fascinated in her.

We became the deepest of friends. Scarcely a weekend went by without one or the other spending the night at the other friend’s house. That’s soul mates.

Carol Chapman

Mary Mother of God’s Appearance in Egypt

Mary, the Mother of God has had two major appearances in Egypt. In 1968, in Zeitun, a suburb of Cairo, and in Asyut, a town forbidden to foreigners, situated along the Nile in the middle of the country in the year 2000.

Legend has it that Mary and Joseph, when they fled from King Herod with Baby Jesus, traveled in Egypt, Asyut being the most southerly place they stayed.

The apparition that manifested in Asyut was unusual in that everyone could see her. Usually, only one or at the most a handful of visionaries can see Mary, for example, in Fatima in 1917 when three peasant children saw the Holy Mother.

In Asyut, everyone could see the apparition.

Carol Chapman

Schedule Change: Free Introductory Talk Friday, September 28, 7 to 8:30 PM

Topic: Are You a Returning Atlantean? Reincarnating Atlantean souls are attracted to the technologically advanced United States. Are you one of them? In this lecture you will:

• Discover the characteristics of returning Atlanteans
• Understand the advantages and disadvantages of the Atlantean connection
• Make the best of these times which are so similar to Atlantis in its heyday

Location: The ATOM Center, 4025 Raspberry Road, Anchorage, Alaska

Contact: Mary Nelson, 907-561-2464

Carol Chapman

Sunday Events in Anchorage

Sunday, September 30, 2007, 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

?Mother Mary in Atlantis?

??In the beginning Mary was the twin soul of the Master in the entrance into the earth!?
(Edgar Cayce Reading 5749-8)

Cayce enumerated a number of past lives for Jesus, including a spiritual being named Amilius in Atlantis. But what about Mary? This session will examine Mary?s experience in Atlantis and her resultant purpose up to the present when she appears in apparition form throughout the world.

In this fascinating session you will:

• Unravel the story of our beginnings in Atlantis
• Examine the difference between twin souls and soul mates
• Learn why Mary calls herself the ?New Eve?
• Discover the connection between Mary and the winged serpents in the pharaohs? tombs

Tuition if you register before September 15:
Regular Price  $55.-00
2 or More: $50.00 each
A.R.E. Member: $50.00
2 or More A.R.E. Members: $45.00 each
After September 15, add $10.00

Tuition for Both Saturday and Sunday events:
If you register before September 15:
Regular Price  $129.-00
2 or More: $120.00 each
A.R.E. Member: $115.00
2 or More A.R.E. Members: $105.00 each
After September 15, add $10.00

Carol is also available for individual Spiritual Counseling:
Half-hour session: $40.00
Hour-long session: $70.00

Carol Chapman

Saturday Event in Anchorage, Alaska

Here’s some information on the Saturday, September 29 event in Anchorage, Alaska:

“Edgar Cayce on Psychic Development”
Saturday, September 29, 2007, 10 AM to 4 PM
Many people asked Edgar Cayce how to become psychic like he was. He answered, “Psychic is of the soul.” (Edgar Cayce reading 239-1) Therefore, to develop psychically, you must develop the connection with your soul. In this powerful day-long seminar you will:

•  Awaken your own psychic talents,
•  Learn techniques for receiving spiritual guidance
•  Discover a straightforward method of making wise decisions based on your soul’s purposes, and
•  Find out how to transform life’s difficulties from stumbling blocks to stepping stones.

Location: The ATOM Center, 4025 Raspberry Road, Anchorage, Alaska
Contact: Mary Nelson, (907)561-2464
Tuition: Before September 15, 2007:
Regular price: $89.00, 2 or more: $80.00 each
A.R.E. Member: $79.00, 2 or more: $70.00 each
After Septembe 15: add $10.00

Carol Chapman

Honeybee in Flower Photograph

Perhaps you’re wondering if I managed to get any good photographs of honeybees, considering the way they zoomed around like little air-borne torpedoes.

Well, I did. Many of the photographs took look grand, especially with the early morning dew on the flowers and leaves. I’m pleased to say that I will have enough photographs to choose a great one for next year’s “Divine in Nature: With Quotes from Edgar Cayce” calendar.

Here’s an example:

A Honeybee gathers nectar early in the morning.

Carol Chapman

Photography: Honey Bees

It’s now time to take photographs for next year’s “Divine in Nature: with Quotes from Edgar Cayce” calendar. I have just had the most amazing fun taking photographs of honey bees. The tiny creatures are so delightful and pretty in their velvet vests, and so busy and focused on their business.  

Since a number of the psychic readings given by the “sleeping prophet” on seeing the divine in nature refer to bees, I thought it’d be a good idea to take pictures of them.

Well, I had no idea the little critters could fly so fast! It’s easy to take their picture while they’re buzzing around in the flower collecting honey. But, as soon as they catapult out of the flower, they blast out as if they’ve been shot by a cannon. My auto-focus digital camera can’t focus in time.

Furthermore, I wanted a picture of them flying with their legs hanging down. Guess what? They often fly with their legs up imitating a torpedo.

When I finally did get a relatively in-focus image of a bee flying with legs hanging down, its wings were whirring so rapidly that the wings didn’t even register in the picture. And, the little fuzzy buzzer almost flew out of the frame–too busy to cooperate. They do not pose well.p>

Here’s two only-slightly out-of-focus pictures of the amazing creatures:

Torpedo Bee flies straight toward me with legs up after catapulting out of a flower.	Flying out of the frame. The wings move so fast they don’t register in the picture.

Carol Chapman

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