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The core of the archive relies on a specific numbering convention: the "Reading Number" followed by a dash and an "Index Number." For example, a reading might be labeled .
Certain words in the readings have specific, unique meanings. The archive includes a glossary: edgar cayce readings archive
Each reading is numbered (e.g., 294-19, 2072-10). The first number is the individual or group number; the second is the reading number for that person. The format is a raw Q&A session, though occasionally Cayce would deliver long monologues. The core of the archive relies on a
One of the most tantalizing threads in the Cayce archive involves a hidden chamber beneath the Great Sphinx at Giza. In (October 29, 1933), Cayce stated: The first number is the individual or group
This system allows the archive to distinguish between the two main categories of readings: Physical and Life.
Unlike many psychics who work through fleeting impressions or visions, Cayce’s methodology was strictly verbal and, crucially, .
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