Edgar Cayce Explains The Sources Of Psychic Information

For those readers who are not familiar with Edgar Cayce, I will give you a very brief history of the man regarded by many as America’s greatest mystic. Edgar Cayce was born in rural Kentucky on March 18, 1877, and passed on in Virginia Beach, Virginia on January 3, 1945. He gave over 15,000 psychic readings in a coma-like trance state and there are copies of over 14,000 of these readings at his Association For Research And Enlightenment, or A.R.E. for short, in Virginia Beach. Approximately 10,000 of these readings were medical readings where in his deep-trance state he diagnosed medical problems and prescribed remedies, including prescriptions which had not yet been invented. Many of these patients who received medical readings had been classified as hopeless by their medical practitioners and had come to Edgar Cayce as a last resort. Over 300 books have been written about Edgar Cayce and his readings, including at least 12 biographies. For more information on Edgar Cayce you should visit the A.R.E. website. To read the original 1910 article that made Edgar Cayce a national celebrity, go to the New York Times website. It is difficult to read the entire original article, but you can read it on an Edgar Cayce website .

The date was July 1, 1934. The setting was Virginia Beach, at the residence of the legendary American mystic, Edgar Cayce. The special occasion was the Third Annual Meeting, which they referred to as a Congress, of the Association For Research And Enlightenment. Over 50 members were present. At each annual meeting, after the business affairs had been dispensed with, Edgar would enter his deep-trance state and give a reading on a topic chosen by the membership. Much of reading 5752-6 is reproduced below. Similar to the Bible, paragraphs in readings have been assigned a number, which I do not delete. Items in the brackets [DS: ... ] have been inserted by me for clarification purposes.

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