I C ..done any research on Cayce's results? Or delve into communication with those who are familiar with his help to great numbers of -private- clients? Sleepin or unSleeping Prophet .. he did a lot of good.
Faith
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Even charlatans are rarely wrong
about everything. Sleeping prophet? Don't think so. Sleeping Charlatan,
I'd buy that. I am unwilling to say that everything he espoused was wrong. As the old saying goes, even a stopped clock is right twice a day. No insult intended, but I myself would agree or disagree with his "advices" based solely on results, placing no confidence in any of them simply because of the source. sol Faith Saint Francis wrote: Can't agree with you. Thousands of people were healed by Cayce's advices, and we have seen and experienced the results with The Edgar Cayce's oil-pack treatments. It does not seem right to call the Sleeping Prophet a charlatan. |
