Edgar Cayce: An American Prophet
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| Rating | : | 4.24 (520 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1573221392 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 596 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-04-05 |
| Language | : | English |
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In a trance so deep that he was twice declared clinically dead, Cayce prescribed treatments combining innovative technology with holistic medicine that resulted in full cures more than 90 percent of the time. He advised housewives, corporate executives, Harry Houdini, Marilyn Monroe, and secretly (it is believed) President Woodrow Wilson. The New York Times bestselling writer presents the definitive biography of, father of the New Age and harbinger of alternative medicine: a mesmerizing chronicle of healings
--Tara West. Kirkpatrick has no interest in probing the question of whether Cayce had legitimate psychic powers. The F.B.I. Cayce aficionados will enjoy especially the accounts of encounters with George Gershwin, Marilyn Monroe, and even the likelihood that he met with President Woodrow Wilson. Although Cayce prescribed a seemingly lethal dose of the homeopathic belladonna (deadly nightshade), the baby survived and was healed. Biographer Sidney D. and even master magician Henry Houdini couldn't debunk or explain Cayce's amazing gifts. (Kirkpatrick is the only author to be granted unrestricted access.) What makes this biography especially fresh and lasting is Kirkpatrick's excellent storytelling skills, evidenced in his opening pages when he describes Cayce entering his characteristic trance to diagnose a
The bizarre and strange life of Edgar Cayce!! A Customer This large volume is by far the most comprehensive ever written about Edgar Cayce--and wonderfully written too. Much more than any other book, it reveals what a bizarre and sacrificial life Edgar Cayce led. According to this book, his unusual psychic abilities manifested most or all of the time--not just when he was in trance. I can't imagine what life must have been like for Edgar Cayce or his wife, children or secretary--he could see auras, he could see and talk to "dead people", he couldn't play cards because he knew what was in his opponents' hand and he could know the contents of a book by just h. September 11th makes Cayce's message even more important A Customer For those interested in Edgar Cayce, this is the one book they must own. It not only tells Cayce's life story in detail and depth unlike any books before this--it is truly a definitive biography--but provides an excellent overview of Cayce's philosophies and messages. In the wake of September 11th, Cayce's important message "mind is the builder" takes on extreme importance, as we each,individually, decide how to react to this tragedy. He states that the thoughts that live in our heads and that which lives in our hearts, both individually and collectively, determines our future destiny. That, combined . "September 11th makes Cayce's message even more important" according to A Customer. For those interested in Edgar Cayce, this is the one book they must own. It not only tells Cayce's life story in detail and depth unlike any books before this--it is truly a definitive biography--but provides an excellent overview of Cayce's philosophies and messages. In the wake of September 11th, Cayce's important message "mind is the builder" takes on extreme importance, as we each,individually, decide how to react to this tragedy. He states that the thoughts that live in our heads and that which lives in our hearts, both individually and collectively, determines our future destiny. That, combined