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The Cayce Readings

Mr. 4825

Mr. 4825: 0 literal and 6 semantic reading associations (overlap counted once). Generated classifications require verification before citation.

1–6 of 6 records

  1. Reading 1274-10

    Original date: 1927-03-31 · Psychological and Dream Interpretation Readings

    Generated synopsis: Correspondence and reports regarding failed attempts to locate treasure at Broad Creek Channel, with Edgar Cayce urging collaboration and offering further readings, while partners split and continue searching.

  2. Reading 2671-5

    Original date: 1927-05-25 · Advanced Metaphysics and Astrology

    Generated synopsis: Cayce interprets a dream about a spider as a warning to a man about an affair that threatens his home and finances, urging him to take a stand and cut off the destructive relationship.

  3. Reading 5741-2

    Original date: 1926-07-16 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce gives a psychic reading about oil deposits and buried treasure on Bimini Island, referencing previous readings and correspondence with clients.

  4. Reading 5741-7

    Original date: 1927-01-10 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: A psychic reading about an oil well in Dade County, Florida, discussing drilling depths, why oil was not found, water pressure issues, and recommendations for future drilling locations, followed by correspondence about expenses and arrangements.

  5. Reading 5741-8

    Original date: 1927-02-22 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce advises on an oil well in Dade County, Florida, recommending plugging and swabbing at 1875 feet rather than drilling to 4000 feet, and warns against the current operators.

  6. Reading 5741-12

    Original date: 1927-07-28 · Miscellaneous Physical and Life Readings

    Generated synopsis: Edgar Cayce gives detailed drilling instructions for an oil well in Dade County, Florida, including casing depths and plugging procedures, with subsequent correspondence about oil exploration, leases, and geological questions.

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