Edgar Cayce

Edgar Cayce, the man history remembers as the Sleeping Prophet, could not have carried a more fitting chart for a mystic. His Sun shines in Pisces, the twelfth and wisest archetype, the sign of walking, talking psychics, of old souls, dreamers and empaths who dissolve the boundary between this world and the unseen. And that Piscean Sun sits in the eighth house, the deep Scorpionic well of death, rebirth, secrets and the underworld, the very territory of hidden things brought to light. Born on the eighteenth of March, 1877, in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, he learned to enter a self-induced trance and, in that sleep, delivered thousands of readings on health, karma, reincarnation and the lost world of Atlantis, diagnosing illness at a distance and prescribing holistic remedies. His Moon is exalted in Taurus, its healthiest and most grounded seat, giving his otherworldly gifts a practical, steady, earthly anchor, and it rests in the ninth house of faith, philosophy and the big questions of the soul. A Leo Ascendant lent him the presence that drew followers and founded the ARE. A Piscean channel, mapping the invisible until his death in 1945.