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Thomas Sugrue presents a biographical portrait of Edgar Cayce, a pioneering American psychic whose work spanned clairvoyance, parapsychology, and body‑mind‑spirit healing. Drawing on Cayce’s extensive legacy and the mission of the Association for Research and Enlightenment, the book examines how Cayce’s insights were intertwined with religious themes, prophetic interpretation, and a holistic approach to diagnosis and healing.

First publish date: 1942

Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Biography

Authors: Thomas Sugrue

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