Work: Edgar Cayce’s psychic readings, originally in English but widely translated into non-English languages like French (Les Dossiers de l’Atlantide), Spanish (Registros de Edgar Cayce sobre Atlántida), and German (Edgar Cayce: Atlantis).
By exploring Edgar Cayce’s readings, the Sumerian King List, the Turin King List, the Popol Vuh, and Norse mythology, we see a lost global civilization—Atlantis—and its lasting influence.
Edgar Cayce described Atlantis as a highly advanced civilization that thrived tens of thousands of years ago.
Edgar Cayce’s readings, combined with these ancient texts, invite us to reconsider the origins of humanity and the enduring legacy of advanced knowledge.
In the 1920s, the “sleeping prophet,” Edgar Cayce, saw Atlantis as a continent-size region extending from the Azores to the Bahamas, with ships and aircraft powered by a mysterious form of energy crystal.
Known as the "sleeping prophet," Edgar Cayce claimed in his readings that Atlantis was a technologically advanced society destroyed by misuse of energy, particularly crystal technology.
A chamber was discovered beneath the left paw of the Sphinx, aligning with predictions made by Edgar Cayce regarding an ancient archive.
I also note that I found no verified Dolores Cannon or Edgar Cayce Dropa quotes in this pass.
They cover the historical origins of Atlantis, the corroboration of modern discoveries with ancient texts, and the implications of channeled information from figures like Edgar Cayce and Frederick Spencer Oliver.
Edgar Cayce, another significant figure in the Atlantis narrative, provided numerous readings on Atlantis.
Edgar Cayce also spoke of energy crystals, attributing Atlantis' final destruction to the misuse of advanced technology, including the overloading of these crystals, which caused devastating natural disasters.
According to Edgar Cayce, Atlantean refugees played a crucial role in developing ancient Egypt, Mesoamerica, and other regions.
Plato, Matias De Stefano, Edgar Cayce, and others described Atlantis as a land of immense power and knowledge, but its misuse of these gifts led to its destruction.
At one of these meetings, he met representatives from the Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.), Edgar Cayce’s foundation.
LaFlem drew comparisons between this channeled vision and the works of Edgar Cayce, who also claimed to have accessed records of Atlantis.
Chapter 6 of Edgar Cayce's "Atlantis" focuses on the concept of auras and how they relate to the spiritual and physical well-being of individuals, particularly those who have past-life connections to Atlantis.
Chapter 5 of Edgar Cayce's "Atlantis" focuses on the figure of Alyne, a notable Atlantean who served as both a priestess and a physician.
Chapter 4 of Edgar Cayce's "Atlantis" focuses on the Great Hept-Supht, who is described as an important Atlantean figure with a role in both the spiritual and material development of ancient Egypt.
In Chapter 1 of "Atlantis," Edgar Cayce delves into a specific series of readings that explore the lost continent of Atlantis, offering detailed accounts of its existence, development, and eventual destruction.
Edgar Cayce's Readings (1920s-1940s) - Cayce provided detailed descriptions of Atlantis through his psychic readings, influencing New Age perceptions of Atlantis.
Edgar Cayce discussed both Anna and the Essenes among his 14,000 ‘readings’.
Edgar Cayce referred to Bimini as one of the mountaintops of ancient Atlantis.
On November 12, 1933 Edgar Cayce gave a general reading on the Mayan civilization at the request of several A.R.E.
Your psychic Edgar Cayce referred to these groups as the children of light and the children of darkness.
Edgar Cayce reminds us of the influence of the planets as to our consciousness but again tells us that our free will is the decider—the choice-maker—of our lives.