"Humanity is pleading, yearning for knowledge. Inquirers are still asking, 'If a man dies shall he live again? And if he live, why may we not know it?'" ~Dr. James Martin Peebles
Many years ago, I read the Edgar Cayce book, There is a River, the Story of Edgar Cayce by Thomas Sugrue, which, for me was probably life changing, offering
new perspectives on life and death.
I’m not sure what year I first read the book, maybe
late 1950’s. It is very possible my father had it in his paperback collection
when I was in junior high or high school. If I did not read it then, it would have
been not long after.
Dr. Christiane Northrup, M.D., best-selling author,
and in the past a frequent guest on Oprah, had this to say about Cayce:
"The story of Edgar Cayce has inspired me from the time I was 12 years
old. As one of the first well-studied medical intuitives, his work and his life
helped blaze the path for the future of medicine."
Cayce also helped blaze the path for spiritual
understanding and awareness. I have discovered that There is a River, has been life-changing
for many people. I’ve heard time and
again from friends, acquaintances, and from fan mail, how they felt so inspired
by the book, and that it
put them on a spiritual journey to new discoveries about life.
As my husband, Don Pendleton and I, wrote in our
book, Whispers From the Soul, the Divine
Dance of Consciousness, in regards to Edgar Cayce: “Whatever the source of
Edgar Cayce's spectacular gifts, they have provided new windows through which
ordinary people may perceive reality and often transform their lives. We all
are richer because of Edgar Cayce.”
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