Category: Edgar Cayce Archives

Thomas Sugrue, recognizable by people familiar with Edgar Cayce as the author of There Is a River, spent his professional life as a writer. The New York Herald Tribune hired him as a reporter soon aft…

Thank you to all the amazing women that dedicated their lives to the legacy of the Cayce work and the A.R.E. and Thank You to all the women in our team at this time that are carrying on the important …

I love helping people make discoveries in the Edgar Cayce Foundation archive. I’ve received many questions about how it all works - and why. I thought it would be helpful to answer some frequently ask…

I was standing high on the hill with Hugh Lynn Cayce under the fig tree that Edgar Cayce had planted. Just behind us was the small white building, which housed the workshop and Ed Pankowski’s quarters…

Perhaps more than anyone, Hugh Lynn Cayce (1907-1982) was responsible for taking A.R.E.- the organization founded by his father, Edgar Cayce, in 1931 - from its humble beginnings and turning it into o…

Both Bill and Elsie Sechrist had readings from Edgar Cayce. They became A.R.E.'s international representatives, spearheading international interest and A.R.E. volunteers throughout the world. Popular …

The Edgar Cayce work stands on the shoulders of three generations of volunteers who gave their commitment, their time, their energy, their financial assistance and their passion. To be sure, the vast …

The Andrew Jackson Davis Collection in the Edgar Cayce Foundation Archives gives a fascinating view into the practicalities of bringing Davis’ work to the 19^th century masses. Through this collection,…

Gladys David's personal papers, housed in the E.C.F. Archives, tell the story of this period in her life through the material she chose to preserve. For example, she kept her Better Homes and Gardens …