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Drawing on his life readings, and within the context of reincarnation, Cayce offers evidence of the civilization of Atlantis - showing how its achievements and failures directly relate to the conflict of the late 20th century. Here are insights into mankind's past as seen through Atlantis.
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27 of 28 people found the following review helpful
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Edgar Cayce on Atlantis will make any modern science reader tremble from its disclosures.
The book compiles the readings by the famed Edgar Cayce on which the lost continent of Atlantis was mentioned.
The reader is immersed in controversy as Cayce's readings connect Atlantis to the origins of all the unanswered and answered questions regarding the origins of man and civilization.
The book compiles the readings by the famed Edgar Cayce on which the lost continent of Atlantis was mentioned.
The reader is immersed in controversy as Cayce's readings connect Atlantis to the origins of all the unanswered and answered questions regarding the origins of man and civilization.
Cayce's book is a must in a world in which we live with so many intangibles and for those graspping for a new light on their views of the origins of man and civilizations.
38 of 40 people found the following review helpful
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This is a trmendous and extremely interesting book, about the readings of Edgar Cayce, when he touched on the subject of Atlantis. It raises a lot of questions and also makes you question everything that you previously believed in. Ever wondered why native Indians seem similar to Asians, or why places on the other side of the world from one another have similar names ? Although written with an American slant it is a tremendous buy. It should be combined with the Mayan Prophecies, the Orion Mystery and the Tutankhamun Prophecies, which are all excellent readings and are on a similar topic.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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what I expected of this book is a review of dates places people experiences in relation with Edgar's readings.
Probably because I'm an engineer from this point of view the book disappointed me.
The author meanders back and forth and it is very hard to get a grip of the value or lack of value of the information in the readings.
another point that the author missed is to give kind of a key to read Edgar's readings. The style of speech was very difficult for me. It reminds me a lot of computer inference where by going to much in detail in explaining a subject or each word in a phrase and it's relations makes it very hard to grab the big picture or the message if there is any in the reading.
as a final word I found the book intriguing but it did not convince me of the value of the information on Atlantis contained in the readings. I don't say it does not exist or is not worth of ones attention is just that I was not able to get a hold of it.
I hope this helps in your decision.
Probably because I'm an engineer from this point of view the book disappointed me.
The author meanders back and forth and it is very hard to get a grip of the value or lack of value of the information in the readings.
another point that the author missed is to give kind of a key to read Edgar's readings. The style of speech was very difficult for me. It reminds me a lot of computer inference where by going to much in detail in explaining a subject or each word in a phrase and it's relations makes it very hard to grab the big picture or the message if there is any in the reading.
as a final word I found the book intriguing but it did not convince me of the value of the information on Atlantis contained in the readings. I don't say it does not exist or is not worth of ones attention is just that I was not able to get a hold of it.
I hope this helps in your decision.
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Edgar Cayce on Atlantis
A fairly interesting book and is worth a read as part of interest in the Atlantis subject.
Published 24 months ago by Mrs. C. J. Dulson
Edgar Cayce On Atlantis
Very interesting to find the information in this book seems to agree with other books on the same subject. Read more
Published on 6 Aug 2009 by Jenna Green
Good book
Atlantis is the perpetual mystery. Did it exist or didn't it? If so, where? The romantic notion is that it was somewhere west of the Pillars of Hercules. Read more
Published on 7 Mar 1999
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