My Life With Edgar Cayce

Tight, clean and unmarked-BCE- Light-gray cloth-" The memoir of successful entrepreneur David Kahn, whose mentor and advisor was the famous psychic Edgar Cayce- David Kahn met Edgar Cayce when he (David) was 15 years old. He was introduced to him by a wealthy neighbor who had asked Cayce to come to his home to give a Reading for his ailing wife. For religious reasons, the neighbor could not "consort with spirits" so he asked his neighbor's teenager to conduct the reading. This led to a gentlemen's agreement between Kahn and Cayce that Cayce would give him a reading free whenever David wrote or called. The agreement lasted and was well-used for a lifetime. Throughout David's military career, through David's marriage to Broadway Performer Lucille Kahn (same last name before they married), and throughout the up's and down's in both of their lives, the physic and the son of the owner of a grocery store chain in Kentucky stood together. David's parents, Sol and Fannie Kahn had nine children, all of whom had Readings. Acquainted with Edgar Cayce from her home in Lexington, Kentucky, Mrs. Kahn, or "Mama Kahn", as Cayce called her, maintained an affectionate and enduring correspondence with Cayce throughout her lifetime. The book is only 90% written by David Kahn. The last 10% is written by his wife Lucille after he had died. The last part is the prototype "blockbuster ending". It alone is worth the cost of the book! "My life with Edgar Cayce" is an intimate and beautiful glimpse into the virtually life-long father and son type of relationship between these two men!"- Louis F