The Story of Edgar Cayce: There Is a River

Thomas Sugrue

This is the best book to start learning about Cayce. This book was written in 1942, about 4 years before Cayce died, by Sugrue, who was a college buddy of one of Cayce’s sons, and who lived for a few years with the Cayce family. It is a straightforward biography. Sugrue does a nice job of storytelling along with capturing the esoteric import of the Cayce data and phenomena. I have given away 20 or 30 copies of this book to friends over the years. It seems to me to present compelling and unassailable evidence of the existence of ESP or clairvoyance. I can never understand how people can read this book and still doubt the validity of more subtle planes of existence than most materialists will admit exist. Read it, and let us know what you think.

Review by Len Oppenheim.