SCIENCE OF LIGHT : Who Was Who?

SCIENCE OF LIGHT

WHO WAS WHO:
A Past-Life Directory Based on the Edgar Cayce Discourses.

By Elyse Curtis, P.h.D.

In the Edgar Cayce psychic discourses, the first reference to transmigration of the soul was given on April 22, 1911 in a Physical Reading [4841-1]. The first specific mention of a past life came in Reading [5717-1] in 1923 in response to a request for an astrological chart. From the unconscious level, the man was told that the urges from his previous life on earth were more important than the planetary influences. At the end of the discourse, the sleeping Cayce casually mentioned that the man had been a monk in another life. This information, which conflicted with Cayce's traditional conscious belief, presented a dilemma at first, but eventually led to what became the Life Readings, the source of the Who Was Who.

An amazing collection of 7,498 past lives paralleled with those of relatives and associates gleaned from the files of renowned American seer, Edgar Cayce: the most extensive source of data on pre-existence, individual and group karmic interaction.

Achilles finally wins the hand of Helen of Troy when both reincarnate in 20th century USA.

Benjamin, the last son of Jacob, becomes, Saul, the first anointed king of Israel and continues the quest for anointing as an oil prospector in Texas.

Alexander, who returned as Thomas Jefferson, gives up nation building as a 1960's hippie.

Queen Vashti, replaced by Esther, takes her name as Esther Clermont in Early America, and is later reborn in Clermont, Indiana, while Queen Esther is reborn as a Christian in Smethport, Pennsylvania.

Jethro, Moses' father-in-law, gets a chance to rule as Augustus Caesar before his stint as a manufacturer in Ohio.

Marie Antoinette, a practical nurse reborn in Kentucky, marries a doctor who had been Louis XVI, and gives birth to a son who had been the Dauphane.

Noah, who returned as the prophet Elisha and then the reformer Thomas Campbell, is reborn in Oxford, North Carolina with a knack of predicting the weather.

Tacitus, the Roman historian and orator, speaks his piece as Patrick Henry and is later reborn in Norfolk, Virginia.

Deborah, a restaurant hostess from New York, weds, Barak, a mechanic from Oceana, Virginia.

Hannah, the mother of Samuel, keeps similar name as Anna, who blessed baby Jesus and as Anne Boleyn queen of England before reincarnating in New York City.

Long lived Methuselah, reborn in Ireland, becomes a brain specialist, metaphysician, scientist and psychologist still active in his 89th year.

Canaan, the son of Ham who was cursed by Noah, returns as a female teacher born in England.

Along with the more than 250 incarnations of noted historic and Biblical characters ranging from Aaron Burr to Zebedee, including pharaohs, kings, queens, apostles, philosophers, saints, pirates, artists, composers and statesmen, incarnations of a host of other persons weave together a continuous picture of life on Earth from prehistoric Atlantis, Lemuria, Gobi, India, Egypt, Peru, N. America and Yucatan; the civilizations of the Ohm, the Inca and the Maya through WWII and sheds illumination on many confounding questions including:

Where did Jesus go between age 12 and the beginning of His ministry?

Did composite (animal/human) beings depicted in Egyptian and Assyrian art really exist?

When was the Great Pyramid and Sphinx built? What are their purposes?

Was Ezekiel's vision of the wheels within wheels an ancient flying machine?

What was the original purpose of blood sacrifice?

Where did Enoch go when he was translated?

Did man and dinosaurs exist at the same time?

Were the Essenes the first Christians?

Why did Alexander really cry?

What is "strange fire?"