Edgar Cayce on reincarnation

by Noel Langley

Book Overview

This collection of case studies, taken from the files of the late clairvoyant Edgar Cayce, explores the concept of reincarnation in terms of the beliefs of Christianity. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• ISBN: B00005VR2T
• Release Date: January 1969
• Publisher: Paperback Library
• Length: 286 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Actually, a wonderful book---still

I recommend this book 100%. These days I'm a lot less wordy (see below), but still hold the same conviction about Cayce. I think he was the real thing, and that his readings (particularly concerning reincarnation) still hold up today. If nothing else, this is a compelling read and will hold your interest, perhaps even spark some pertinent questions. Peace.

Heresy or Simple Logic? This book begs the question!

Are you interested in exploring the concept of reincarnation,without feeling like some spooky little ghoul with an agenda as longas your arm is infusing your brain with the Words of Satan? Well, this book is for you. Written simply, clearly and compellingly, "Edgar Cayce on Reincarnation" motivates the reader to contemplate the question, "Irreversible death or ongoing life?" This review will not provide the answer, nor is it meant to. I'm not sure this book provides the answer, either; just food for thought. And isn't that just grand? Me, I like reading a book that doesn't shove doctrine down my throat. I like looking at things in a pragmatic, sensible fashion, and then arriving at my own conclusions. I was able to do that with this book, and will not hesitate to use it as a reference in the future. "Edgar Cayce on Reincarnation" was so interesting and so thought-provoking that I have devoted myself and (some of) my time to learning more about this truly fascinating man, his offspring and the "A.R.E." I recommend it highly!