BOOK ONE Chapter 10 Cayce’s Career The Contentious Elephant
Edgar Cayce: "Edgar Cayce, His
Life and Work"; A.R.E., 1943,
This blind man sees the elephant only through the words of the six other blind men. I did not know Cayce, I don’t even know if I would have liked him as a person. I hope I have the front of the beast and have properly deduced, from the reports of the other blind men about the trunk, the ears, and the toenails, that this is an elephant. I have no other experience of Cayce but these biographies...and his readings. From these, this blind man spins his deductions in this and the following chapters. As I explored the biographies and composed the composite sketch of Cayce’s life, I kept looking for the bottom line about Cayce’s personal and professional credibility, the nature of his clairvoyant gift, and any patterns which I could detect in the evolution of the readings. The examination was highly illumining. I certainly found many patterns and I have highlighted in this chapter those which seem most apparent. The remainder of this chapter is available as part of an e-book or in a paperback or hardbound book. This sample text originated from the first edition in 2000. Changes and corrections were made to approximately half of all pages. To purchase this 2006 Edition book in e-book (Open Document PDF format) or as a paperback or hardbound book, click on Cosmic Catalog.
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