My Life as a Seer · the Lost Memoirs by Cayce, Edgar -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Notice Contents Acknowledgments Forward by Charles Thomas Cayce Editor’s Prologue Edgar Cayce’s Introduction Biographical Chronology for Edgar Cayce Part I: My Experiences

1. ‘Old Man’ 2. An Angel’s Promise, 1890 3. ‘Will It Drive Me Crazy?’ 4. Farming, 1893–1894: ‘Another Celestial Visitor’ 5. Hopkinsville, 1894: Hopper’s Bookstore 6. Reverend Moody, 1895: Called to the Lord 7. Engaged, 1897: ‘The Only Girl for Me’ 8. Louisville, 1898–1900: ‘A Mad Whirl’ 9. Healed, 1901: ‘Give God the Praise’ 10. Bowling Green, 1902–1909: Heretic or Healer? 11. Temptation: ‘Who Can Guide Me Aright?’ 12. Dr. Ketchum, 1910: An Unlikely Partner 13. Chicago, 1911: Examined by the Examiner 14. Family Crises: Life and Death 15. Selma, 1912–1919: Cayce Art Company 16. Texas, 1919–1923: ‘The Proposition’

Part II: My Work

17. Defining the Work: ‘Serve My Fellow Man’ 18. Dayton, 1923–1924: The Cayce Research Institute 19. New York, 1924: The Blumenthals of Wall Street 20. Virginia Beach, 1925: Association of National Investigators 21. The Cayce Hospital, 1928–1931 22. Association for Research and Enlightenment, 1931– 23. Diary, 1938

Part III: My Philosophy

24. Faith: ‘This Is My Belief’ 25. Dreams and Visions 26. Holistic Healing 27. Truth 28. The New Millenium 29. Our Mission

Epilogue Part IV: Appendix

A. The Past Lives of Edgar Cayce B. The New York Times on Edgar Cayce C. Did Cayce Read for President Wilson? D. Organizing the Work: The A.N.I. E. The Cayce Hospital Dedication F. The Founding of the A.R.E. G. Cayce’s Scribes

Notes Index Praise for the Life and Work of Edgar Cayce Copyright