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Interesting read.
I guess Edgar Cayce was a true throwback, big time.
I believe that The Bible is the unerring Word of God, but within that framework there is room for a lot of interesting theories.
The Bible also may be more of a true history book than many secularists would like to believe.

I don't know enough about Cayce to have an opinion. David Berkowicz (Son Of Sam) really was a true throwback however. The problem is that the thing no longer works on our planet; no telling what you'd be hearing and we humans no longer have the ability to discern what would be real, what static, what coming to us with bad intentions.... The thing which makes the whole phenomenon dangerous is the basic question of how to ignore or disobey a voice which is inside your head, which you have no way to get away from. If you've ever studied other languages you might have noticed that the words for "hear" and "obey" are close to the same word in many languages, like sluchats/slushatcya/poshlushno etc. in Russian. That's primordial, as are also formulations like "I hear and obey" etc.