Edgar Cayce’s
Tales of
EGYPT
1. Goddess Seshat and Hermes-Thoth recording names and events on the Tree of Life
Edgar Cayce’s
Tales of
EGYPT
Priests offering incense and music in celebration of the Nile
John Van Auken
Copyright © 2011
by John Van Auken
1st Printing, September 2011
Printed in the U.S.A.
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Edgar Cayce Readings © 1971, 1993-2007
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CONTENTS
Chapter 1 A Ray of Sunlight on Earth
Chapter 2 A Great Atlantean Becomes a Greater Egyptian
Chapter 3 The Mission of the Second Creation
The Changing Population of Egypt
Chapter 7 Hermes: A God Among Humans
Chapter 8 A Pharaoh in 11,000 BC?
Chapter 9 Six-Hundred-Year-Old Scribe!
Chapter 11 The Ups and Downs of One Egyptian’s Life
Chapter 12 The Regeneration of the High Priest
Chapter 13 A Most Important Female Pharaoh
Chaldean and Babylonian Flight
Mayan and Inca Flying Evidence
Ancient Egyptian Flying Machines
Ancient Chinese Flying “Birds”
Alexander the Great Is Attacked by Airships
Chapter 15 Three Caches of Prehistoric Records
The Sun and Moon Pyramids and Others
Opening Hidden Chambers by Song
