Edgar Cayce's Predictions for the 21st Century

by Mark A. Thurston

Book Overview

Edgar Cayce is America's most famous and well-respected prophet and mystic. Dr. Mark Thurston takes an in-depth look at the Cayce predictions for earth changes, political upheaval, and the blossoming... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1929841035
• ISBN13: 9781929841035
• Release Date: November 2004
• Publisher: We Publish Books
• Length: 268 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.3" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

not delivered

I think that I would enjoy this book if I indeed had ever been delivered this book. I have e-mailed a couple weeks agao and was ensured that the book would one day arrive, however that day has not arrived as of yet. Tom Vincent

A dynamic book that grows with you!!

This book is DYNAMIC it is a selection I have read several times and each time it is revealing more understanding of our own nature and personal growth. Being a trained Osteopathic Physician, I am intrigued by his prediction of its role in treating psychiatric d/o's with manipulation. If one reads this book with the goal of "knowing the future"; you will likely be disappointed. If you read it understand your own (human) nature you will be pleased often. The Lost teachings of Atlantis and Golden Rule Workbook by Jon Peniel will further illuminate the understandings. Good luck with your personal journey; if you are seekingthis book; that is likely what it is about.

Valuable insights , mixed content--title misleads

As a Cayce enthusiast, I found the book useful because the author explains the spirit of Cayce's mission, the broader and deeper intentions of "the work", and addresses the issue of apparently-failed predictions. The section on Nostradamus was not very clear, either in interpretation of N's letter to his son, or the specific complementarity of his and Cayce's predictions. The last chapters are the strongest part of this book, departing from direct discussion of Cayce, instead describing a simple but disciplined personal program for finding and practicing one's "right work", advancing all parts of one's life in a modern Cayce/Buddhist sense. This is a big concern for many now, and part of our next evolutionary leap, per Cayce and other respected esoteric thinkers. The author works with Cayce-founded organizations, teaching these methods, which do ring true and seem more reasonable and accessible than many of the frustratingly overpriced, jargon-heavy spiritual development programs of many spiritual celebrities. The book is worth at least checking out at your local library. If they haven't purchased it, suggest they probe beyond the unfortunate title and cover appearance to the contents before dismissing it. It isn't the best written work you'll ever find, but there are a few gems here, and a well-informed, well-studied take on Cayce's work.

Excellent and practical

This book is great if you are familiar with the Cayce readings. I think prior knowledge of the Work is helpful in understanding what the author is saying and how to apply the knowledge in daily life. Human beings continually evolve, and it is important to work from where you are at this time. The actual predictions are secondary to the self development that is encouraged by the Cayce Work.

A hard, honest look at Cayce, not to be missed

I have read a lot of Cayce books, and often I have found myself getting confused by the hype and sensationalism surrounding the man -- especially when it comes to what he really had to say about the future. This book was one of the best I have ever read about him. The author is not afraid to say that Cayce was sometimes wrong in his predictions. I find that makes me much more open to hearing how he may have been right about some other predictions, and it made me eager to learn about what Cayce has predicted but hasn't had time to be proved right or wrong yet. This book makes it clear that Cayce was more than just a crystal-ball soothsayer. The man's work is described in its full depth: that Cayce was predicting a global change that involves the way we live on this planet. After reading this book there were two things on my mind. First, it made me feel much more hopeful about what's going on in the world and how it maybe fits into a bigger plan...and the book told me exactly what I can be doing to help manifest the kind of world Cayce was predicting. And second, it made me sad that so many people have tried to make Edgar Cayce's teachings into some kind of infallible pronouncement. I think that anyone interested in Cayce's work should see this book as required reading. It's honest, interesting, and hopeful; and it's written by someone who is clearly an expert in this man's teachings.