Edgar Cayce on the Millennium

By: Jess Stearn

Narrated by: Alyssa Bresnahan

Length: 5 hrs and 31 mins

Publisher's summary

More than six decades ago, Edgar Cayce, the world's greatest psychic, looked forward to the millennium—not with trepidation, but with hope. What did this remarkable prophet see for the new age? Having predicted, long before scientists, such phenomena as global warming and advances in communication, Cayce believed that we can harness extraordinary spiritual powers within ourselves, and that by changing our lives we will change the world around us.

Edgar Cayce on the Millennium—a unique guide for living in the year 2000 and beyond, and a summation of Cayce's visions of the future, draws on actual readings to reveal his foresight and a blueprint for humanity's salvation and progress in the next century.

©1999 Jess Stearn (P)2009 Phoenix

Edgar Cayce - Good Listen

Really enjoyed this book. I have been an Edgar Caey fan since my high school days, and now at age 51, it was refresshing to have his works in audio.

Interesting but felt almost like two books

The first seven chapters were all about Cayce and his gifts and predictions. It was fascinating. After that the book seemed to change direction to be about other people's views of the millennium and Atlantis. It just didn't feel cohesive. It was all useful but I would have liked more of the first 7 chapters.

Love the material.

This is the first Edgar Cayce book I listen to by Jess Stern and by this narrator. I absolutely loved this book just like all the other books on Cayce material I I've listened to.

Montage

This book seems to contain a good deal of the material from the claimed author but also puts forth much which appears to emanate from other sources. The mix does not allow for adequate distinction in my opinion, which makes the whole questionable.

One of the best Cayce books

Of all the Cayce books this one peaked my interest the most. The second half of the book was more intense.

ok

It was not exactly what I was expecting, but still interesting for someone who did not know anything about Edgar Cayce.

A story of hope for humankind

A very interesting story using Cayce's readings and his insistence that - Free Will - is of our utmost importance in creating hope for humankind's future. Worth listening to.

Easy listen and entertaining narrator

The narrator wonderfully expresses the words of Cayce. The content was also very interesting, even though it was written in 1998 using Cayce’s predictions - it still very much is appropriate for today.

fascinating

interesting, yet questionable, but inciting and riveting. almost creepy ambience with the background music. still couldn't seem to reconcile Casey's desire to impute reincarnation into Gods plan but yet intriguing when given some critical thinking.

Excellent for Edgar Cayce followers.

If you could sum up Edgar Cayce on the Millennium in three words, what would they be?

Enlightening. Thought-provoking. Thorough.

What did you like best about this story?

Shines light on so many events, both in past history, and in our current world. Also gives a great sense of hope for the future. Not all doom and gloom as many books in this category are.

Have you listened to any of Alyssa Bresnahan’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I love her narration. Excellent voice, soothing, perfect enunciation. One of my favorite narrators.

What’s the most interesting tidbit you’ve picked up from this book?

That there is huge hope for mankind.

Any additional comments?

Anyone interested in the future of our world, or understanding previous events as related to our present day and our future, will find this enlightening. I listen to it once a year. It is excellent.