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Mystical Arkansas and other Strange and Unusual Edgar Cayce Readings in Arkansas
It’s alright to talk to the dead, but what happens when the dead talk back?
A locally sponsored event by The Arkansas Area Team

Program Date: August 20, 2022
Program Name: Mystical Arkansas and other Strange and Unusual Edgar Cayce Readings
Location: DeGray Lake State Park Resort, Bismarck, AR (south of Hot Springs)
Speaker: Sidney Kirkpatrick
In Person, Live Online, and with On-demand Link
9:30 am - 4:30 pm CDT
Tuition $55 before July 18
It’s alright to talk to the dead, but what happens when the dead talk back? Find out what advice Edgar Cayce has to offer along with other mind-bending insights that can be gleaned from Cayce readings that are so strange, unusual, or obscure that Cayce scholars themselves steer clear of discussing them or aren't even aware they exist. You'll hear about a young woman who, in a previous life, panned for Ozark gold and found diamonds, what to watch out for before taking in the healing waters at Hot Springs, and where to look for millions in gold and silver buried under a triangular rock south of Fayetteville. Learn what a pirate captain says about the location of buried treasure in Florida's Everglades, the otherworldly connections between Cayce and Alcoholics Anonymous, and who and why Cayce, in trance, recommended becoming President of the United States. And strange, but true, learn what Cayce indicated would be the fate of females born on a certain day in Cincinnati, Ohio, the health benefits that can be derived from kissing the forehead of an infant, the benefits of drinking Texas "Crazy Water," and how music could be used to cure blindness. This is Edgar Cayce as you've never known him before!
Additional Info and Schedule
Date:
August 20, 2022
12:00 AM - 12:00 AM ET
12:00 AM - 12:00 AM ET
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Sidney D. Kirkpatrick is an award-winning filmmaker and international best-selling author. His critically acclaimed non-fiction books include A Cast of Killers, Turning the Tide, and Edgar Cayce: An American Prophet. Biographical profiles of Kirkpatrick have appeared in The New York Times, Time Magazine, and The New Yorker. He is a graduate of Hampshire College and New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.
Sidney lives with his wife, Nancy, and frequently travels for work, engaging audiences in lively discussions about the Cayce material and more.
Long-time friends and champions of the Edgar Cayce work, Sidney and Nancy Kirkpatrick are former editors of our member magazine Venture Inward and our Cayce Quarterly member benefits newsletter.