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The Continuing Search for Edgar Cayce’s Mother Pool
by Sidney D. Kirkpatrick
In my biography of Edgar Cayce, and in two previous articles for Venture Inward, my
wife and I wrote at length about Edgar Cayce’s search for the Mother Pool, an enormous
untapped sea of oil which was identified in the readings as being located in the vicinity of San
Saba, Texas. Edgar and various partners, on a few occasions in the 1920s, undertook to find this
oil with the goal of raising funds to build a hospital where patients could go to receive Cayce
health treatments. Due to various forms of sabotage and insufficient funds, Edgar Cayce and his
partners were never able to reach the Mother Pool. After Cayce’s death, numerous attempts were
made to follow in his footsteps without the benefit of personal readings by Cayce.
The decision to try to use the Cayce trance readings to find the legendary Mother Pool
was a bold and risky move. Cayce himself was well aware of not only the potential good that
might come from such an endeavor, but also the risk. Over the course of his career, Cayce
offered both advice and caution to those who would follow in his footsteps. Before even giving
his first oil reading in 1919, he consulted the source about the morality and ethics of using
psychic information to find oil, natural gas, and minerals. After all, experience had taught him
that giving certain types of non-medical readings didn’t generate much long-term good, and
could actually be quite harmful to not just himself but those who obtained them. Using psychic
power to gamble at the race track or poker tables amounted to taking an unfair advantage over
others. The same could be said for using psychic power to locate buried treasure. Hidden gold or
other valuables didn’t necessarily belong to the person or people who went seeking it. The source,
however, reassured Cayce that using the readings to help people find oil and natural gas could be
a good thing. Petroleum, or riches from the earth, belonged to the people who owned the land it
could be found on. Nothing was wrong with the notion of helping people—for a fee or
percentage—to locate it, just as Edgar’s grandfather, a douser, had used his talents to help
farmers find water.
Over the years, Cayce went on to give several hundred oil readings, many of which
survive in the Cayce vault at A.R.E. headquarters, and many others which have been lost. The
first requests came from people and companies looking for help drilling their own wells. The
fantastic success that came from giving these early oil readings—several notable individuals
became millionaires and one became a multi-millionaire—inspired Cayce to join friends and
family to create his own oil prospecting partnership. Its purpose, from Cayce’s point of view, was
to generate income to build a hospital where the readings could be used to heal the sick and help
build a community that could, as he said, “Manifest the Love of God and Man.”
With this in mind, the Cayce Petroleum Company drilled at least two wells in central
Texas in 1921, leased thousands of acres where he intended to drill, and gave readings on many
different locations where earlier readings indicated oil could be found. But by 1924, Cayce had
all but abandoned his dream of funding a hospital with revenue from oil prospecting. Time had
proven that the Cayce readings seemed to help others in their search for oil, but while they
pinpointed oil for Cayce, he and his partners could not seem to get to it and bring it to the
surface. In several instances, his company was underfunded. At other times, outside interests
resorted to devious means to undermine his work. Hugh Lynn Cayce often told the story of how
one oil driller hired by Cayce dropped a tomb stone into a well shaft to make it look as if he had
fulfilled his contract by drilling “down to the granite.” There was also suspicion that the sabotage
occurred so that the Cayce leases and money to renew them would run out before they struck oil,
and then the saboteurs could step in and find the oil for themselves. This may be one reason that
in trance, Cayce instructed them to purchase 99 year leases, one of several suggestions that were
ignored. On a more spiritual level, what may also have been true, however, was that Cayce and
his partners did not share a psychic “accord” which the readings said was necessary if success
was to be realized on a material level.
Oilman and one-time Cayce partner Curtis Willmott, perhaps more than anyone
connected to Cayce’s oil ventures, understood this principal in both the abstract and literal sense.
“All hands,” he told Edgar, “have to be pulling together with a common purpose.” Moreover,
their common purpose couldn’t be the desire for riches, but “God’s purpose,” or the “First
Purpose.” As Edgar himself later acknowledged: “There are cosmic or...[Divine] laws just as we
have a penal law. [Treasure hunters must give up the idea of finding great wealth until] each one
has come to the consciousness of making himself right with the Creative Forces”—a provision
repeated many more times in the readings in years to come. The moment the “material” side of
life takes over from the spiritual,” the source admonished, “conditions are materially turned,” and
the seekers will lose, and literally become the enemy of one another.
Over the last several years, interested Cayce followers have been drawn together to
support the search which initially began with David Mangum (a member of A.R.E. Houston)
with the help of his son, Darin, who were subsequently joined by a Canadian and US based oil
company, Integrative Energy (IE). IE, whose principal Rick Hatala is a long time member of the
A.R.E, has been overseeing the project with the help and support of a small, highly dedicated
management team and staff, board of directors, and board of advisors. Among the company’s
unique features is their intention that profits are not only to be shared by the investors, but also to
be used to develop clean alternative and new energy sources, provide education in the form of an
Integrative Leadership & Learning Center, and to help fund Edgar Cayce’s Association for
Research and Enlightenment (the A.R.E.).
Using the Cayce readings to locate the correct drilling location and obtaining the
necessary leases to drill on property identified in the readings has turned out to be a daunting
task with many internal and external conflicts that were resolved by adhering and acting in
accord with universal principles of relationship. In Integrative Energy’s most recent drilling
attempt last August, several locations where Cayce had previously drilled had been identified,
but the specific leases that Cayce Petroleum drilled on in the 1920’s, could not be acquired. The
company then relied on leading edge technologies to find nearby locations that might contain
geological fractures which would, IE believed, connect them to the same Mother Pool discussed
in the readings. Although in their first attempt they found oil, it was not in commercial quantities.
The lessons learned from the most recent drilling attempts has resulted in the team going
back to conduct research in old land files, maps, the Cayce readings, and many other sources.
The goal was to identify a new location—one more directly linked to where the readings
indicated oil would be found. They now believe they may have identified several locations
recommended by the readings, and are in the process of obtaining any leases on locations they
don’t already have. This next well will be funded jointly by Integrative Energy and investors
buying an interest in the Cayce well itself, with a continuing interest held by past IE investors.
If you would like to learn more about Edgar Cayce’s oil years, you can download a free
copy of our booklet, “Riches from the Earth,” at www.integrativeenergyusa.com/cayce.
As both investors, and supporters of the Cayce work, my wife Nancy and I are waiting in
earnest for drilling to begin again. We desire, like so many Cayce supporters, to see the readings
once again be proven out and the Cayce legacy strengthened, and to see profits from oil go,
perhaps for the first time, to a community that will use them for the betterment of mankind.
Sidney D. Kirkpatrick
Author of Edgar Cayce: An American Prophet Permanent linkWhen Will the Changes Occur?
Kevin J. Todeschi
We have become so accustomed to change that we no longer recognize it when it happens. Ours is
the age of the worldwide web, interactive social networks, and virtual reality. We possess the ability to
find the answer to virtually any question at the touch of a button. Our grocery store checkout lines
read prices with lasers, we don’t have to even leave our home to buy virtually any product or service
online, and all 14,000 Edgar Cayce readings are available instantaneously on the worldwide web.
Whether in medicine, relationships, technology, ecological-awareness, or internationalism, the earth
today is very different than it was even 10-15 years ago.
There are wars and rumors of war broadcast around the globe in the blink of an eye. We hear of floods
and famine and hate-crimes as they occur; and a day doesn’t pass when we don’t see renewed
evidence of gang-wars or drugs or our inhumanity to one another. But all of this information has
become so common that we may often simply shrug our shoulders, change the channel, or turn the
page. In many places, the world has become more fractured than ever before, as politics, race,
sexuality, culture and especially religion divide us. Countless thousands of individuals have been killed,
are dying, or have given up all sense of hope. The dis-eases of our time have crippled bodies, tortured
minds, or imprisoned souls. And yet, in spite of the fact that change is all about us, some of us
continue to wait for the Big One as evidence of “changing times.”
On a more positive front, our age of change has also had more life-affirming ramifications. Many
events have been hope-renewing: the collapse of Communism, the formation of the European
Economic Community, a renewed sense of hope in solving such issues as the oil crisis, the healthcare
crisis, and the ever-growing awareness that we must bind together as one planet to heal the ecological
world we call home. There has even been a renewed sense of faith in God for hundreds of thousands.
We are now allies and friends with those we once fought. We have the technology and the desire to
bind together in the face of natural or man-made disaster, helping those who have been impacted
with food lifts, medical supplies, and restoring hope.
Many changes are underway that seem to suggest our potential unity as one human family. Actually,
more than anything else this is what the Cayce readings suggest is at the heart of our collective future.
Copyright 2009, Kevin J. Todeschi (Energy Work) Permanent linkClearing Items of Negative Energy -
Part 1
By Tina Erwin
You often hear someone discuss the fact that they can feel energy. Sometimes, a very sensitive
person may become uncomfortable in an antique store, sensing the various energy signatures
[vibrations] coming from everything from the silverware to the furniture. Perhaps what they are
feeling is predecessor energy. This is the energy that has been imbedded in an item that was owned
by another person. Some people love how old antique furniture feels, others find it quite
uncomfortable.
Other people can become exceptionally uncomfortable in homes were someone died a violent death,
there was terrible fighting as a precursor to a divorce or terrible physical, mental, emotional or spiritual
abuse took place over a long period of time. Those sensitive people probably will not be able to
purchase a house like this unless they use the tools provided below, to actually clear that terrible
energy and heal that house. Other people will not specifically feel it, but will find themselves affected
by this powerful predecessor energy.
Can predecessor energy affect you? Absolutely, of course the energy of other people can affect you.
The classic example is the person who buys a house and feels like it is haunted, as if something
happened in those rooms that cannot be explained. He or she can feel it. Ask any seasoned real estate
agent and he or she will tell you that the darkness that exists in some homes can definitely be felt.
One agent would not stay inside a listed home during an open house because it felt so haunted to her.
Some people love antique jewelry, they love the design, the old fashioned jewels and the fact that
each piece is unique. Great, but what if the previous owner of that jewelry was murdered, or died a
tragic death, or was wearing it when something terrible happened to them? What if they wore it while
several things happened to them? What if the memory of the difficulties of that person’s life was so
great that even family members did not want to own it? That is precisely why it ended on consignment
with a fine jeweler, so that it could be sold to someone else.
You enter the shop and see this lovely bracelet, or ring or pendant. It looks so lovely on you that you
purchase it. Probably, you never even washed it in warm soapy water before you used it. The jeweler
may have brightened up the gold and the stones and that would have been it. Over time, as you wear
it occasionally, you do not notice that various difficulties begin to happen to you while you are wearing
that piece of jewelry. You may or may not ever make the connection between the piece of jewelry
and your difficulties. This happened to a lady who purchased a gorgeous emerald and diamond ring. It
took 10 years to figure out how toxic that ring had become for her.
You buy a piece of furniture from someone who lost everything they owned because they went
bankrupt. You get a really good deal. You never notice that from that day forward, you have increasing
difficulties financially. Probably, you would not have ‘washed’ the furniture or desk, or chair, or
energetically cleaned it in any way.
This can happen to cars as well. All kinds of things happen to cars and happen inside cars. Get a feel for
the car on every level before you purchase it and then work on cleaning that vehicle physically and
energetically. Millions of people inherit things from positive and negative family members. People buy
used items and people buy items made from recycled things. The issue of clearing any item of
negative energy is exceptionally important. This is not to make anyone feel paranoid, but you wash
your hands, your food and your body because of the negativity you pick up in one day of living.
Imagine what a piece of jewelry, furniture, car or house would have picked up in decades of use.
When do these things get really, really cleaned physically and spiritually?
The next question is, how do you clean items as large as a house or as tiny as a ring? Part 2 will address
this important question.
Tina D. Erwin, CDR, USN, Ret, has studied metaphysics all her life to enable her to understand her own
psychic abilities. These intense studies were further enhanced by the experiences of a dynamic 20-year
career in the Navy, working for the U.S. Submarine Force, retiring at the Commander level. Her most recent
book, The Lightworker’s Guide to Healing Grief , offers hope and help when facing a loss. Erwin currently
writes a weekly column on metaphysics called Light Times. You can learn more at
TheLightWorkersGuide.com
(Unsolved Mysteries) Permanent linkDid Famed Psychic Edgar Cayce Once Locate Amelia Earhart?
More than 70 years ago, a young female pilot by the name of Amelia Earhart captured
the imagination of much of the world by becoming an aviation pioneer and excelling in
a field that had once been limited to only men. Because of her charisma and her
courage in breaking down barriers, she became an inspiration to countless individuals.
Her story—now brought to the big screen with Hilary Swank in the starring role—will
undoubtedly once again inspire and capture the imaginations of thousands.
Earhart disappeared just before her fortieth birthday along with her navigator, Fred
Noonan, during a failed attempt to circumnavigate the globe. Many of her
accomplishments are noted by history. She gained international fame with a number of
firsts: she was the first woman to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross; she was the
first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean; she founded an organization for
female pilots; she wrote best-selling books about her flying adventures; and, she was a
faculty member of Purdue University’s Aviation Department. What may not be so well
known is that famed psychic Edgar Cayce was asked to locate her three days after her
disappearance.
Earhart and Noonan were nearly three-quarters of the way around the globe when the
plane disappeared. Their intended destination had been a small stretch of land in the
Pacific known as Howland Island. In fact, a United States Coast Guard vessel had been
stationed on Howland to guide their plane onto the tiny island. What is known is that
the Coast Guard vessel did receive several communications from Earhart’s plane as it
neared the island but, for whatever reason, Earhart and Noonan could not hear
transmissions sent back from the Coast Guard—the plane was flying “blind” in the
middle of the Pacific. One of Earhart’s last transmissions was that gas was running low.
When the Coast Guard lost track of her plane on July 2, 1937, Amelia Earhart’s disappearance became
world news.
On July 5, 1937, Mrs. [1293], a member of Edgar Cayce’s A.R.E., professional astrologer,
and an acquaintance of George Putnam (Earhart’s husband), requested a reading to
help locate Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan. The request given to the sleeping Cayce
was as follows:
“You will have before you the request from [1293], for information regarding
locating Amelia Earhart who according to radio reports on July 2, 1937, was
approximately 100 miles from Howland Island in the South Pacific Ocean, in her
plane. You will locate the plane as of this time and then trace it to its present
position, giving specific directions for locating this plane now. You will answer
the questions regarding this.”
As soon as the sleeping Cayce began the reading he noted that conditions for Earhart
and Noonan were “rather serious” but that both were still alive. Cayce suggested that
the two could be found if a ship followed the reef that extended from Howland Island
in a northwesterly direction for approximately 100 miles. When Cayce was asked,
“What is the present condition of Amelia Earhart and her companion [George
Noonan]?” the reply came: “Amelia Earhart … [is] much better than the companion; for
the companion has been panicky…”
When asked about the condition of the plane, Cayce replied that it was no longer
flyable: “It is broken up somewhat, but this as we find is more from the attempt in the
landing when gas was gone than from anything else; though to be sure, the winds and
the inability to stabilize same has made all very out of order; not able to proceed even
with gas.”
In terms of their supplies, Cayce stated that there was “mighty little” of either food or
water. When asked about their chances for recovery, Cayce replied that the conditions
were growing worse all the time but that, because of rescue attempts already set in
motion, the best possibility for recovery would be by the next morning, provided
rescue attempts continued along the same path “in the right direction.”
For weeks, a fleet of planes scoured the area looking for any signs of the aircraft
without success. Finally, on July 18, 1937, the search was called off. It was feared that
Noonan and Earhart had perished and lay somewhere beneath the Pacific.
However, George Putnam, had not given up hope. On July 31, 1937, Mrs. [1293] sent a
wire to Edgar Cayce stating that Putnam was still very interested in Cayce continuing
the search:
“Mr. Putnam very sorry cannot come to Virginia Beach but would appreciate
very much your doing whatever possible without him. He has confidence in
your work and any report will have much bearing on his future plans. Please
phone, wire or write information to [1293] at my home."
A follow-up reading was given the next day, on August 1, 1937. The suggestion given
to the sleeping Cayce was, as follows:
You will have before you the desire of George Putnam for further information
regarding his wife, Amelia Earhart, as requested through Mrs. [1293] of N.Y., and
the information given through this channel on July 5, 1937. You will give any
further information which will be helpful at this time, and answer the questions
that may be asked.
Cayce immediately responded with the fact that it was too late. He stated that Earhart
had lasted until July 21, 1937, before succumbing to the elements. Apparently Noonan
had died earlier, as the sleeping Cayce noted that Earhart perished alone. In an attempt
to pin-point the location of the body with a little more accuracy and offer what help he
could to Putnam, Cayce added that her body was located “between eighty-nine and
ninety miles northwest from her intended destination” … [of] Howland Island. Upon
receiving the information, Mrs. [1293] replied:
“Sad as the news is, I feel your last communication is all too true and that
Amelia is gone. I held out hopes for quite a while but the time-element was so
long to have survived three weeks seems almost incredible. And to think that the
fleet of planes gave up the search on the 18th and she evidently lived until the
21st.
“I shall somehow get the news to George Putnam when I can although the man is
so terribly stricken, yet trying very hard to carry on. He has almost nightly
sessions with Hereward Carrington and some other psychics from the Psychic
Research Society and I believe that the strain is bad for him. Hard as it may be
for him and for us all to face the inevitable fact, perhaps a definite knowledge
will be better news than none at all.
“The whole affair has been a great setback to me because I felt very sure Amelia
would make a safe flight and told her so, and even advised her when to start on
it, so to have the thing end in disaster gives astrology (and [1293]) an awful blow.
I shall never again make a prediction with the same carefree attitude that I had
before this happened. Perhaps that is my lesson.”
Whether or not Edgar Cayce had accurately tuned into Amelia Earhart, her location,
and her situation may never be known. What is known is that this woman has captured
the imagination of the world for many decades, and will continue to capture our
imagination for many, many more.
KEVIN J. TODESCHI is the Executive Director and CEO of Edgar Cayce’s Association for Research and
Enlightenment (A.R.E.), overseeing activities of the Cayce work worldwide (www.EdgarCayce.org). As
both student and teacher of the Edgar Cayce material for more than 30 years, he has lectured on five
continents in front of thousands of individuals. A prolific writer, he is the author of 20 books, including Edgar Cayce on Vibrations, Edgar Cayce on the Akashic Records, and God in Real Life: Personal
Encounters with the Divine. (Earth Changes) Permanent link
Earth Changes
Are Psychic Predictions Unavoidable?
By Kevin J. Todeschi
One challenge that arises when working with psychic predictions is that they are completely subject to the activities and the free will of those individuals about whom the “prophecy” is foretold. This means that a psychic can make predictions based only upon current events and “thought-forms.” These thoughts and events are then projected onto a future time-line, enabling an effective psychic to “see” the result.
However, because of the very nature of predictions, they are not set in stone, nor are they necessarily unavoidable. When enough individuals combine, utilizing their free will in a positive direction, the potential future “seen” by the psychic is altered. An excellent example of this is the Old Testament story of Jonah. He foresaw the destruction of Nineveh because of the people’s own negative thoughts and deeds. God Himself was not going to destroy the city, rather it was the people themselves who were bringing about a destruction based upon their own selfishness and acts of hate toward one another. In order to help the people, Jonah predicted the city’s downfall. As a result, the people banded together, changed their thoughts and actions, and – through the use of unified free will – altered their foreseen future in less than forty days! The destruction never came, and Nineveh was saved.
We might even say that the people of Nineveh were “destined” to undergo profound personal changes that would give them a greater opportunity to fulfill God’s Will for their lives. It was not that the destruction of the city was inevitable; instead, it was that collective transformation of the citizens was inevitable one way or another. Through the use of free will, the people were able to decide for themselves how their personal change was to be brought about. The people transformed themselves and, in turn, the city, rather than having external events in the city force them to undergo personal change.
One of the most interesting dynamics of people working together is that they can raise the “vibration” of energy and thought to a higher level. Simply stated, this means that literal physical earth changes seen decades ago by Edgar Cayce could now be changes that will occur on a different level. Certainly, some earthquakes will continue to occur as part of the natural physical evolution of the planet. But potentially even more influential changes could come from world-wide political turmoil, economic challenges, wars, and many more “upheavals” that are not necessarily geological in nature. In fact, one of the earth change readings states that the exact nature of what’s coming is yet to be shaped: “As to the changes that are coming...these will, as indicated, depend upon what individuals and groups do about what they know respecting His will, His purpose with man.” (reading #1602-6).
(Ancient Mysteries) Permanent linkBeneath the Pyramids
By Andrew Collins
In March 2008 we went on to the Giza plateau and located the entrance to a previously unrecorded cave underworld, entered via an overlooked tomb some distance due west of the Great Pyramid. This find was achieved after piecing together clues left in the 200-year-old memoirs of a nineteenth century British diplomat and explorer named Henry Salt. He recorded how in 1817 he and Italian explorer Giovanni Caviglia entered and explored “catacombs” at Giza for a distance of “several hundred yards” before coming upon spacious chambers and “labyrinthick” passages that pnetrated the darkness still further.
Underlying geology hints that this cave system might extend beneath the second Pyramid and link with a whole network of cave tunnels, compartments, and chambers existing all the way down to the Sphinx on the eastern edge of the plateau.
The existence of the cave tunnels argue that ancient Egyptian mythology is based on truth. Ancient funerary and creation texts speak of the existence in the vicinity of Giza, ancient Rostau, of just such a cave underworld--one through which the soul of the pharaoh had to pass in order to achieve rebirth among the stars. Thus the pyramids were very likely built where they were because of the known presence beneath the plateau of this cave underworld. The pyramid’s cave-like passages enabled symbolic access to this underground realm, where the soul of the pharaoh, in its role as Osiris, was expected to achieve transformation within a mystical chamber known as the Shetayet, quite literally the “Tomb or God,” called also the Duat n Ba, or “Underworld of the Soul.” This deep structure was thought to exist somewhere in the vicinity of Giza, in what was known as the Duat of Memphis or Duat of Rostau.
Beyond this is the politics and intrigue surrounding the cave discoveries. How were amateurs like us able to make such finds? Why have the caves existence been denied by Egypt’s head Egyptologist? Why has their di scovery stirred up so much interest worldwide? The clue is that they help fulfill age-old, and more recent, prophecies surrounding the imminent discovery of just such a cave complex at Giza--one that might well provide undeniable evidence of early human activity on the plateau that goes back beyond even the age of the pharaohs.
The book is published by 4th Dimension Press, an imprint of The ARE Press, Virginia Beach, VA and is available at ARECatalog.com .
© Andrew Collins, 2009
(Earth Changes) Permanent linkWhat Did Edgar Cayce Really Say About Earth Changes?
Kevin J. Todeschi
Because I had originally been so concerned with Cayce’s earth change predictions, I was surprised
when I eventually counted them for myself. Less than twenty of the readings even discuss physical
earth changes! Some of these readings suggest that the entire planet can expect major earthquakes
and inundations before the turn of the century. A few, given concerning the period 1932-1936 are
especially fatalistic. Oftentimes, they are the very readings that have been quoted out of context or
have proven to be inaccurate. Just one example is the frequently quoted reading which states, “The
earth will be broken up in many places. The early portion will see a change in the physical aspect of the
west coast of America...” (3976-15) This reading was even quoted in A.R.E.’s long-running
“Introductory Film” (1975-1993). But the question to which Cayce was actually responding dealt with
the changes to be expected in 1934!
The readings also pinpointed 1936 as a year of major change. However, the readings suggested that
the change would entail “the breaking up of many POWERS” in terms of “world affairs.” The irony of
this date is that 1936 did mark the outbreak of civil war in Spain, Chiang Kai-shek’s declaration of war
on Japan, and Hitler’s reoccupation of the Rhineland – an event which many pinpoint as the impetus
for the eventual outbreak of World War II. Rather than earthquakes, the changes expressed
themselves in the affairs of humankind through the outbreak of war.
For the most part, Cayce’s perspective of future events is positive. A number of readings suggest that
the changes will be gradual not cataclysmic, resulting in the dawning of a “New Age” of hope and
community for all of humankind. The readings also saw the period between 1958-1998 as one of great
global transformation – changes that would enable us to move from the vibrational consciousness of
the Piscean Age into that of the Aquarian.
However, to be true to some individuals’ interpretations of the Cayce material, I must add there are a
number of readings which suggest that the earth would receive major physical changes before 1998,
with a shifting of the poles between 1998-2001. Undoubtedly, changes of this magnitude would have
had catastrophic effects upon all of humankind, most likely destroying civilization as we know it. These
external events would so alter the lives of any survivors that the only way remaining for them to turn
would be to place all of their faith in God. Since several readings are fairly insistent that the changes
will occur and they haven’t, should we expect the worst for some time in our history or should we
assume that Cayce was wrong?
Copyright 2009, Kevin J. Todeschi
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