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Conversations with Cayce: Edgar's Grandson, Charles Thomas
His attitude changed when he looked at the life reading his grandfather had given for him just hours after he was born. It spoke of the kind of person he would be, as well as events that nobody could have known about in advance. His "weird" family had been right all along. But that led to a different conundrum. If Edgar Cayce had been capable of predicting major developments in Charles Thomas's life, did that mean he had no control over his own destiny? What if he wanted something different for himself than the reading laid out?Conversations with Edgar's Grandson, Charles Thomas chronicles Charles Thomas's journey from indifferent skeptic to president of the ARE. If you're a seeker yourself, you'll be fascinated by Charles Thomas's musings on his famous grandfather, his own otherworldly experiences, and his unique contributions to the Cayces' work.About the AuthorSherry Ward is a writer and businessperson. She is the author of Seekers of the Soul , which profiles seven psychics and intuitives. Sherry lives in Arizona and is currently at work on two other nonfiction books about spirituality.
238 pages, Paperback
Published November 21, 2016
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March 19, 2018
The Cayce Legacy Lives
This was a wonderful read. This book on the life of Charles Thomas Cayce allowed into the private life of a man who was so much in the public life. He shared private moments of what we know as the Cayce legacy. This book has more meaning for me because I was to see Mr. Cayce here in Boston, MA the day before he passed away. I was deeply saddened because I was so looking forward to seeing him and his daughter Corrine at the conference. I want to thank the author for writing this book and sharing it with the world. It means a lot.
This was a wonderful read. This book on the life of Charles Thomas Cayce allowed into the private life of a man who was so much in the public life. He shared private moments of what we know as the Cayce legacy. This book has more meaning for me because I was to see Mr. Cayce here in Boston, MA the day before he passed away. I was deeply saddened because I was so looking forward to seeing him and his daughter Corrine at the conference. I want to thank the author for writing this book and sharing it with the world. It means a lot.
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