Edgar Cayce a Seer Out of Season: The Life of History's Greatest Psychic Mass Market Paperback – August 1, 2011

There is much that is beautiful in A Seer Out of Season; however, it is unfortunate that Dr. Bro had not developed critical thinking skills regarding Cayce before writing this book. Instead he toots Cayce’s horn quite well, so he doesn’t help people separate the good from the malevolent in The Information. In fact, his gullibility sets us up to be gullible. The goodness in Cayce hoodwinks people into trusting the Information, but that isn’t wise. Just think about it: There is goodness in the Catholic Church, but they also perpetrated 4 major inquisitions.Cayce is worth learning about and Bro’s book is insightful, but don’t look to him for answers. His desire to alleviate suffering is laudable. His past life information is useful. Cayce was a student of Aristotle named Armitidides and a lot the worldview in his readings comes from that lifetime. (relate: The universe is all there is; Soul is a microcosm of the universe; First Cause; Creative Forces; Spirit is life, etc.) The fact that Bro mentions that Cayce was a Greco-Roman soldier, Lucius, at the time of Jesus made sense after I encountered Joseph Atwill’s “Caesar’s Messiah.” Lucius is identified as a companion of Paul and a co-creator of Christianity through his authorship of the Gospel of Luke, the principal gospel to define Jesus as psychic. With Christianity in decline, it is understandable that Cayce would incarnate to redefine it. In most of Cayce’s lives, he was a political leader, a soldier or a criminal. His Information postulated an “it’s all good” philosophy of life without standards, so it is easy to see how he became a criminal. His readings claim he was ultra (good and evil), befitting of someone with a god-complex who claimed to be the Egyptian god-man Ra. Finally, Dr. Bro claimed that super-psychic Edgar Cayce was the soldier in Troy who let the Trojan Horse in, which resulted in catastrophe. The trend continued with Cayce letting the Trojan Horse of yoga enter the American psyche. (To his credit, Dr. Bro explains the destructive nature of yoga paradigms in his book.) If you understand the source of the readings then it seems probable that yoga came through because certain Glad Helpers (for whom the spiritual philosophy readings were given) were followers of Yogananda. With his at-onement worldview, it is possible that Cayce became a mouthpiece for god-complexed beings. Hopefully the soul of Edgar Cayce will lose the at-onement paradigm and cultivate greater skeptical reason along side of faith in the goodness of God, because trusting souls are likely to be taken advantage of by exploiters of religion. Oneness paradigms (like yoga) set people up for possession, especially when coupled with mediation. Be a blessing, not a channel of blessings for someone else to work through you. Once some god-complexed being gets tied into your psyche, who knows what or how long it will take to get free….The greatest tragedy of the readings is that most of them fail to identify the source of their information. Apparently readings were co-created between the mind of Cayce and the mind of the receiver of information. (See readings 877-22, 877-22, 281-20, 507-1) The second greatest tragedy is the suggestion given to Cayce, which failed to direct him to wisdom and truth, but only asked him to provide relationship to the universe. It also failed to protect him from fallen angels like Halalliel who spoke through him. (Bro thinks the angels who spoke through Cayce may have been projections of his own consciousness.) Sadly, all Cayce material should sound a Red Alert in your psyche because so much spiritually dangerous information came through Cayce right next to beneficial information. Perhaps the greatest need in religion/spirituality is good judgment that sees past the surface phenomena to real understanding of the principles involved.

This all makes perfect sense to me. It combines many many aspects of spirituality and multiple religious ideas and puts them together to create my religion. This book is like my Bible, for lack of a better term.

I gave this book five stars because I love reading about Mr. Cayce and his readings. Reading about his early years and later about about his adult life was quite interesting. His psychic abilities were second to none. His abilities and how they were used for the betterment of mankind captivated me as I read each page. Buying this book was worth every penny! I have been reading about him and his incredible abilities for about eight years or more. This man was incredible and truly blessed!

This book is very rich with ideas and insight into the life of Edgar Cayce. I learned things about him I never read anywhere else. I highly recommend it!

Wow wow wooow! a pleasantly written book sharing deeply of the fountain that Edgar Cayce was. High up there with the scribes who wrote the Bible.

This is probably one of the most important books written in the last 100 years, along with the bible I consider a "Seer out of Season" the second best guide to living a fulfilling, balanced and productive live available today.

Very insightful book!! It sheds light on Edgar Caycee's most powerful gifts, that, to this day, continue to bless, as well as, haunt us!! Recommend it with all my heart & soul!!!

I'm learning a lot more about Edgar Cayce and how much integrity he had as a service provider. I am enjoying reading this book.

Although this book starts slowly it gathers intensity and is more revealing of Edgar Cayce unique life and work than the many other books abo9ut him. Apart from that this is something I think every thinking feeling person should read. Exposure to it can Chang your life.

I love all books on Edgar Cayce.