Would discover some sort of death ray used on Atlantis. He predicted that in 1958 the U.S. His followers maintain that Cayce was able to tap into some sort of higher consciousness, such as God or the akashic record, to get his "psychic knowledge." He used this "knowledge" to predict that California will slide into the ocean and that New York City will be destroyed in some sort of cataclysm. The objective of this book is to provide you with the tools to start the process of awakening past lives on the path of healing and growth.Edgar Cayce (pronounced Casey) is known as one of America's greatest psychics. Reincarnation, she was still able to use the principles of karma and the experience of exploring past lives to gain insight and to change her life for the better.
He made other predictions concerning such things as the Great Depression (that 1933 would be a good year) and the Lindbergh kidnapping (most of it wrong, all of it useless), and that China would be converted to Christianity by 1968. But they got greedy and stupid, tuned up their Crystal to too high a frequency and set off volcanic disturbances that led to the destruction of that ancient world. Cayce called the Great Crystal the Tuaoi Stone and said it was a huge cylindrical prism that was used to gather and focus "energy," allowing the Atlanteans to do all kinds of fantastic things.
In the latter half, she detailed the fascinating case of how Cayce, the great American prophet, gave a life reading for the two-day. Below are keynotes: Melton shows that much of the American myth-maker Cayces telling about past lives are linked to Theosophy.Joanne DiMaggio has been actively involved with Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) since 1987, and has been professionally pursuing past-life research and therapy for over 25 years. However, Edgar Cayce is best known for being a psychic medical diagnostician and psychic reader of past lives.Melton has also written an article called 'Edgar Cayce and Reincarnation: Past Life Readings as Religious Symbology'.
Homeopath Wesley Ketchum). (A DVD-rom of the readings is avaiable.) However, Cayce usually worked with an assistant (hypnotist and mail-order osteopath Al Layne John Blackburn, M.D. A stenographer took notes during his sessions and some 30,000 transcripts of his readings are under the protection of the Association for Research and Enlightenment. At his death, he left thousands of accounts of past life and medical readings. Eve and the Virgin Mary (Jesus twin soul) were also.Cayce was known as "the sleeping prophet" because he would close his eyes and appear to go into a trance when he did his readings (Stearn 1990).
Rhine, famous for his ESP experiments at Duke University, was not impressed with Cayce. It works! The fact that thousands don't consider themselves cured or can't rationalize an erroneous diagnosis won't deter the true believer. There is no way to demonstrate that Cayce relied on psychic powers, rather than the placebo effect, even on those cases where there is no dispute that he was instrumental in the cure.It is true, however, that many people considered themselves cured by Cayce and that's enough evidence for true believers. In fact, however, the support for his accuracy consists of little more than anecdotes and testimonials. Nevertheless, it is the volume and alleged accuracy of his "cures" that seem to provide the main basis for belief in Cayce as a psychic. In short, the only evidence for Cayce's psychic doctoring is useless for testing his psychic powers.
Many of the myths were passed on unchecked by Thomas Sugrue, who believed Cayce had cured him of a disabling illness. The New York Times is greatly responsible for the illiteracy myth ("Illiterate Man Becomes a Doctor When Hypnotized," (Sunday magazine section, October 9, 1910). Their defenders suggested that their psychic powers were accurate because either there once was a buried treasure where they looked but it had been dug up earlier, or there would be a treasure buried there sometime in the future (one wonders why their psychic powers didn't discern this).There are many myths and legends surrounding Cayce: that an angel appeared to him when he was 13 and asked him what his greatest desire was (Cayce allegedly told the angel that his greatest desire was to help people) that he could absorb the contents of a book by putting it under his pillow while he slept that he passed spelling tests by using clairvoyance that he was illiterate and uneducated. For example, Cayce and a famous dowser named Henry Gross set out together to discover buried treasure along the seashore and found nothing. Yet, what reasonable person wouldn't have doubts about such a man, no matter how kind or sincere he was?Cayce's defenders provide some classic ad hoc hypotheses to explain away their hero's failures. Defenders of Cayce claim that if a patient has any doubts about Cayce, the diagnosis won't be a good one.
He reports that Cayce prescribed a serum made from the blood of rabbits for patients with "glandular," breast, and thyroid cancers, and in 1926, prescribed for a New York patient the raw side of a freshly skinned rabbit, still warm with blood, fur side out, placed on the breast for cancer of that area. According to Dale Beyerstein, Cayce was one of the first to recommend laetrile as a cancer cure.* (Laetrile is chemically related to amygdalin, a substance found naturally in the pits of apricots and various other fruits, and is known to be ineffective for cancer.) Beyerstein writes:Stearn (1967) summarizes Cayce's pronouncements on cancer. Yet, Cayce's "psychic knowledge" is easily explained by quite ordinary ways of knowing things.Click to expand.The fact that Cayce mentions the lung is taken by his followers as evidence of a correct diagnosis it counts as a psychic "hit." But what about the incorrect diagnoses: dorsals, lumbar, floating lesions, solar plexus and stomach? Why aren't those counted as diagnostic misses? And why did Cayce recommend osteopathic treatment for people with tuberculosis, epilepsy, and cancer?In addition to osteopathy, Cayce was knowledgeable of homeopathy and naturopathy. He must have been told this by God or spirits or have been astrally projected back or forth in space or time, etc.
As a child I was absolutely terrified by it and couldn't wait to get away. To give some backgkround I come from a culture that was steeped in spirit and in fact was dominated by it. I first came across Mr Cayce and the writings about him in the 1990's. I was given this link through a Christian friend in the US. Gardner notes that Cayce recommended almonds to prevent cancer, but he makes no mention of laetrile either as a preventive or a cure of anything.Hello and thank you for accepting me in your group.
I suggested I go downstairs and make a cup of tea but before I could get out of bed he put his arm out across me to stop me moving and began talking. Anyway one night in the early hours of the morning he woke me as I was sobbing in my sleep. My husband was not a believer in spiritism in fact said it was anti-christian. I flew home to my NZ, buried my son and returned all in the space of 4 days, I spent a lot of time alone in tears during the day while my husband was at work. We were 3 weeks living in a foreign land not knowing anyone.
My husband has a legal and corporate background so not someone who is easily persuaded. The reason we know who we talk with is becasue I insisted on knowing who I was talking to. I had kept this under wraps until the forces of the universe worked with us where he is now fully accepting of his situation as a Seer. Long story short from that day on my husband does exactly as Mr Cayce did.
I am happy to share informtion also as we have a greater understanding of Mr Cayces gift and know that the forces he communicated to were definately from the heavenly fourth dimension.Thank you Ken. We have also written an ebook on his past life as a Greek Monk in the 13th century his now spirit guide was the Abbott of the Monastery yet to be published. With this acceptance of his gift he is now writing books himself 4 eBooks and 2 printed so far rather than someone else writing them as was the case with Mr Cayce.
The name she likes is Aymee given that in the different lifetimes she has had many names as have you. Your association with your spirit guide goes back over many eons of time. Of course I will not be using any names. We have done several past life readings for people one of which I shall share with you here which again to us is proof of reincarnation.
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