Welcome to the reality revolution. I'm your host, Brian Scott. I'm super excited to return to Edgar Casey today, and we are going to talk about his teachings on dreams and visions.

And while this is a very broad topic, and I would not be able to cover it entirely,

there's some fascinating information that Edgar Casey provided about dreams and visions.

For those that don't know, Edgar Casey has been referred to as the sleeping prophet,

the father of holistic medicine, the miracle man of Virginia Beach, and the most documented psychic

of all time, for 43 years of his adult life, he had the ability to put himself into some kind

of self-induced sleep state by lying down on a couch, closing his eyes, and folding his hands

over his stomach. This state of relaxation and meditation

enabled him to place his mind in contact with all of time and space and to respond to any

questions he was asked. His responses came to be called readings and contain insights so

valuable that even to this day Casey's work is known throughout the world.

Although the vast majority of the Casey material deals with health and every manner of illness,

countless topics were explored by Casey and his psychic talent, including dreams and philosophy,

intuition, business advice. It is said that he covered in amazing 10,000 different topics and subjects.

His legacy presents a body of information so valuable that Edgar Casey himself might have

hesitated to predict its impact on contemporary society.

Who would have known that eventually such terms as meditation,

oras, spiritual growth, reincarnation, and holism would become household words to millions?

Perhaps the most striking claim made in the Casey readings is Casey's repeated assertion

that anyone can do what he did and we can best begin with

our own dreams drawing upon his intimate work with Edgar Casey Harmon Bro in his book Edgar

Casey on dreams states the claim that anyone could do in some measure what Edgar Casey did

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