Many Mansions Part II: Healing the Karma Within You

Gina Cerminara matures as a writer. She becomes clinical in her approach to the Cayce materials of casual relationships to reincarnation.

This is a slightly re-edited version of Cerminara's Many Lives, Many Loves - which was a surprise and disappointment to me, since I already owned that book. If you already have Many Lives, Many Loves, this is not worth the purchase. However, if you don't, either version is a wonderful book, but it might be a bit anti-climactic after reading Many Mansions: The Edgar Cayce Story on Reincarnation (Signet), which was the ground-breaking, all-encompassing book that was the first major coalescence of Edgar Cayce's vast and astounding material. Nevertheless, if you hunger to continue this quest into reincarnation and karma, for more stories and more discussions, this book (under either title) will fulfill your needs.