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Cathy Spangler | Lions and tigers and . . . Sentinels! Oh, my!

I admit it. When I was growing up, I loved watching the Wizard of Oz, which was
shown on TV once a year. I adored the magical and fantasy elements, and of
course the HEA ending. But then I had teethed on fairy tales and already had
magic, mystical creatures, resourceful heroines, and hunky, princely heroes
firmly ingrained in my imagination. Then when I was eleven, I came across the
book "Many Mansions" by Gina Cerminara, which was about the psychic Edgar
Cayce. That was the beginning of my life-long interest in metaphysical subjects
and in the Cayce readings. I was especially drawn to his readings about
Atlantis (over 700 of them).

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