W.H. Church, a scholar of the Edgar Cayce readings, traces the genesis of the soul -- where we came from and where we are going -- in a remarkable work that reveals the spiritual process of creation itself and the divine plan for the soul's eventual salvation.
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Come along on a fabulous journey with the world's most famous psychic, the late Edgar Cayce. Travel into the long forgotten past, which is written on the records of Akasha. Trace the fascinating footsteps of your own evolving soul. Discover from whence you came and whither you go, and why you are here on earth today. Move through the spiritual process of creation into the very first beginnings of mortal time. Visit the lost continents of Lemuria and Atlantis -- and know that you were there. Relive your own probable history in ancient Egypt or Persia, or perhaps prehistoric America or the Gobi land. Walk with Abraham and the other patriarchs in their search for God. And learn of the Divine Plan for the souls' eventual salvation in an unfolding Eternity.
About the Author
W.H. Church is the author of many popular and well-researched articles published in Venture Inward magazine over a span of almost two decades. He has also written books on various aspects of the Edgar Cayce material, of which the most recent is a reincarnation biography, Many Happy Returns: The Lives of Edgar Cayce. Currently a resident of Charlottesville, Virginia, Church is a life member of the Association for Research and Enlightenment, Inc., founded by Edgar Cayce. His literary career began as an award-winning writer of children's fiction and later as a freelance journalist for various publications, including Tokyo's leading English language newspaper, The Asahi Evening News.
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26 of 27 people found the following review helpful:
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If You Read One Book in Your Life, This Should Be It!,
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This review is from: Edgar Cayce's Story of the Soul (Paperback)
I started reading this book at 6:00 AM and did not put it down until I finished it twelve hours later. I have read a lot of self-help books in my life, but this one actually changed my life. The answers are all here.
Ever wonder about the pyramids, Atlantis, The flat altars found in the dense South American jungles, ancient advanced civilizations? All of the answers are here. Read it with an open mind and let yourself absorb it. What a wonderful experience!
This book is a story of the soul from the time it was created. It offers an explanation of what we are doing here and why. It will explain why one child is born into the lap of luxury while another dies of starvation at the age of three in Biafra. It will explain love at first site and why you despise someone on your first meeting for no apparent reason. It will give meaning to your life and your circumstances. More importantly, without preaching, it will help you discover ways to change those circumstances, IF YOU CHOOSE TO DO SO.
Forget the self help books. Read this one and enjoy
26 of 28 people found the following review helpful:
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Not Really Edgar Cayce's Story,
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This review is from: Edgar Cayce's Story of the Soul (Paperback)
I have long been interested in the readings of Edgar Cayce and believe that if there ever was a genuine psychic, Edgar Cayce was it. I am also sure that conventional theories of evolution and histories of man have missed much and that Cayce gave clues that may help fill in those blanks. However, Church based this book not only on the readings of Edgar Cayce but cherry-pickings from Blavatsky, Nostradamus, the Bible, and many other esoteric sources - which he then cements together with his own speculations. So this book is not really Edgar Cayce's story. The style also leaves much to be desired. Church repeatly brings up subjects only to tell the reader that he'll get to that later. The author also constantly refers to his text as a "journey" that he and the reader are going on. That style might be appropriate when delivering a slide-show to grade-school students, but seems condescending to me. Consider this book an introduction to the subject until a better one comes along.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
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Edgar Cayce's story of the soul,
By N W Chamberland (Niagara Falls, Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Edgar Cayce's Story of the Soul (Paperback)
Contrary to another review present here, I think this book is wonderful. W.H. Church does a wonderful job of gluing together massive amounts of information in a small book. This is the kind of book that one will read and re-read for years to come. I admit, it takes some thought to process the information and it is true that the book seemed as if it was dictated to a stenographer rather than penned by hand; in this way, the author does not write in a strait and logical line as most other authors do. Blavatski's views were also churned into this book, thus filling some of Cayce's blank spots. I think he chose a perfect person in selecting Blavatski; she was a wise and intuitive person who founded Theosophy. I especially enjoyed the chapters referring to Atlantis. In short, I place this book among my favorites along with "The Mystical Life of Jesus" and "Mansions of the Soul".
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