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Identity Quote by Edgar Cayce

“For, while selflessness is the law, to belittle self is a form of selfishness and not selfless. But putting the ideal in that which is the Way, know that if and when the Lord is with thee, ye are already in the great majority; ye are then glorifying the Lord, not attempting to justify self. For…” quote by Edgar Cayce
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““For, while selflessness is the law, to belittle self is a form of selfishness and not selfless. But putting the ideal in that which is the Way, know that if and when the Lord is with thee, ye are already in the great majority; ye are then glorifying the Lord, not attempting to justify self. For, justifying of self is blaming someone else.””

Edgar Cayce

About This Quote

Self‑lessness is a law, but demeaning oneself is a selfish act; true humility aligns with divine purpose.

In simple terms: Self‑lessness is good, but self‑denial is not.

Key Takeaway

Align actions with higher purpose.

Themes

spirituality humility self‑worth

Mood

contemplative inspirational

Type

philosophical spiritual

When to use this quote

  • personal growth
  • spiritual practice
  • leadership

Key Concepts

theology psychology

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you balance humility with self‑respect?
  • What does aligning with the Way mean to you?
A Different Perspective

Overemphasis on self‑denial can harm self‑esteem.

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