True Tales from the Edgar Cayce Archives

Lives Touched and Lessons Learned from the Sleeping Prophet

De: Sidney Kirkpatrick, Nancy Kirkpatrick

Narrado por: Scott R. Pollak

Duración: 10 h y 52 m

Resumen del Editor

There is perhaps no modern psychic more fascinating than Edgar Cayce and no better authors to explore the intricate details and eye-opening stories of the people who received his readings than Sidney and Nancy Kirkpatrick. The Kirkpatricks, with decades of experience and research, take us on a journey into the archives and history of these psychic passages, finding the most interesting case studies and exploring the most astounding results of the Cayce work in so many people's lives. Their findings are presented in a way that sounds like a whodunit that you can't put down!

Key stories include the remarkable work done by doctors who worked with the Cayce readings, cases of past lives and their influence on the person's current life, and the incredible and one-of-a-kind circumstances under which Cayce's psychic gift is found to be astonishingly accurate and helpful to the lives he touched.

©2015 Sidney Kirkpatrick and Nancy Kirkpatrick (P)2015 Sidney Kirkpatrick and Nancy Kirkpatrick

Fascinating and Very Well Written.

Every chapter in this book is fascinating.
Highly recommended. Book flows well and the details of Edgar Cayce's life are incredible.

Amazing

It was spellbinding and fantastic. this is the third Edgar Cayce book I've listened to and I've Loved all three of them.

Cayce is as he was...love.this book

my words to describe this are not adequate...therefor.i suggest you read and listen .....and learn

Fantastic

This book was so good all the way through. My favorite book I’ve found on audible yet.

Edgar Cayce Stories

Great stories about and related to the psychic Edgar Cayce. It opens the door to an often hidden world.

In retrospect Edgar Casey ....

my childhood was inundated by the tales of Edgar Casey's healings, taking no fee and struggling to make ends meet. while he helped thousands globally. I am both enlighten and touched by the long arm of his compassion. and the historic implications of his effect on American history.

Fascinating and Fantastic Telling of Cayce 's Life

This is the most detailed rendition of Cayce"s life's work I've ever heard. I have known of the sleeping prophet for over 50 years now and have never tried of his story. Unless you were there or privy to intimate details of his life, this book is worth a listen, even a couple of listens IMHO... (in my humble opinion)... very enjoyable, uplifting and gives hope for a future for all mankind.

Interesting information on Edgar Cayce and people

I really enjoyed listening to this biography and especially liked how it tied into events in American history. The network of people and events are nicely brought together along with what Edgar Cayce brought out in his work to help people. The story is told in such an interesting way that I couldn't wait to get back to the audio book.

Enlightening

At first, I thought this book was a rehash of There Is A River by Thomas Sugrue, but about halfway through it became very interesting and unique. There are more readings in this volume. And there is a more balanced backward view of what went wrong with the first hospital. And also, more detail into Cayce's life after he embraced his psychic abilities. He had many interesting encounters throughout his life that were left out of the Sugrue's book. There is also a more in depth look at what exactly the readings told Cayce to do in order to keep his health up and more detail around the times he ignored his own readings.

It was obvious Cayce put his own health in peril because he felt so compelled to help as many others as he possibly could. He sounds like a wonderful human being and a truly gentle soul who wanted to do his best for others in his time here. In fact, I want to learn more about him and his work and, after reading another reviewer's comments, joined the A.R.E.

Scott Pollak does an excellent narration of great material and I enjoyed listening to this audiobook.

Very good

I enjoy the many a.r.e. audio books, but a few are badly edited. this one is very well done. no double read sentances, no stumbling over words, and it elaborates on subjects that were only touched on in the other books. I have listened to this book at least 5 times start to finish, and will likely do it again soon.