Edgar Cayce Encyclopedia of Healing (Edgar Cayce)

"The amazing thing about Edgar Cayce was the range of information presented during his channelings. Not only did he correctly forecast many major historical events, he also suggested various kinds of healing as well as remedies for specific illnesses. This book focuses specifically on Edgar Cayce's theories on health. Presented decades ago, many of his theories concerning healing have currently been given great credence.

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~ Written on 2007-10-27

"When I ordered this book I was under the impression that it would be in a different format.. like the Home Remedies format. It was alright, although I did find some of the information discrediting to the psychic himself. Was okay, wouldnt recommend to anyone though."
~ Written on 2007-07-17

"Didnt read the whole book that is why I only gave it 3 stars. What I read was good and I recommend it to others"
~ Written on 2007-05-15

"Because Edgar Cayce did not remember any of his healings which were conducted while in a trance like condition, his secretary faithfully wrote every word as they were being prescribed. Because of her dedication to him and his work we have accurate and precise records of each healing. Patients would write back or call and tell him of the success of his medical advice and in that way he was able to continue knowing that his "guides" were trustworthy. Being interested in herbal healing and believing in the ability of certain people to attune themselves to the "other world" and information beyond our present abilities, this collection of just some of Cayce's many healings are educational and remarkable. Cayce had no formal training in medicine allowing his gift as a chairvoyant to help hundreds of people. An interesting book for anyone who wants to learn more about alternative healings and who has an open mind about psychic phenomenon. "
~ Written on 2006-07-04

"As a cross-reference tool for determining the underlying causes of an ailments, I've found this book to be quite insightful, if not ahead of it's time. For example, I found it very interesting that many of Edgar Cayce's remedies included methods for dealing with digestion-related problems, elimination of accumulated toxins, and restoration of a person's acid/alkaline balance. These factors are increasingly being found to be connected to many of the same diseases that Cayce referenced in this book, from asthma and gallstones, to cancer. In my opinion, his readings went far beyond ordinary common sense, particularly for his day."
~ Written on 2006-02-10