When I started researching the readings on a regular basis, I couldn’t help but notice that beyond the challenging language, spiritual inspiration, and healthful home remedies, there was yet another l…
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It is hard for us today to grasp the enormous challenges faced by the Cayce family throughout their lives much less after Edgar Cayce died in 1945. This unique material—the information itself and the …
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Anyone who has ever had a reading from Edgar Cayce knows that the language in which it was couched was very often hard to understand. Why was the language so odd? To this question we cannot give a com…
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As a teenage spiritual seeker, I was probably a bit of an odd duck. A relentless hunger caught me up early on: Was there more to life, as I hoped, than the materialistic world surrounding me? I knew n…
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Do we really want to help heal the world? Cayce would ask us to heal a relationship, reach out with forgiveness, offer a helping hand, and cultivate peace in our own lives.
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Laurie Pratt, editor of the international best-seller Autobiography of a Yogi by Paramahansa Yogananda, was a much-venerated Hindu nun in Yogananda’s Self-Realization Fellowship (SRF). That she was al…
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According to Edgar Cayce, attunement and application are at the heart of spiritual growth. Attunement is the process of awakening to our spiritual nature and our true relationship with God. The most f…
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This year, 2017, marks the 140th birthday of Edgar Cayce. From very humble beginnings on a small farm in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, somehow the work left behind by this individual has truly changed the t…
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As I was preparing to incorporate the Edgar Cayce philosophy into a talk I was giving on metaphysics, I first read There Is a River and was moved by Cayce’s humility, kindness, compassion, urge to be …
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