In a quiet corner of rural Kentucky, a boy knelt in the forest, Bible in hand, making a promise to God that would shape the course of his life. That boy was Edgar Cayce—the "Sleeping Prophet"—whose extraordinary journey from humble farmhand to the most documented psychic in history remains one of the most captivating true stories ever told.

The Angel in the Forest: Edgar Cayce's Calling reveals the life of a man who, through a mysterious ability to enter a self-induced trance, delivered over 14,000 readings on subjects ranging from miraculous healings and medical diagnoses to prophetic visions of world events and ancient civilizations. Guided by an unwavering moral compass, Cayce refused personal profit from his gift, living instead by faith, humility, and an unshakable dedication to helping others.

From foretelling the crash of 1929 and the rise of Hitler, to speaking of Atlantis, reincarnation, and the future of humanity, Cayce's work continues to inspire seekers, challenge skeptics, and transform lives. His readings bridged science and spirituality, offering a vision of human potential rooted in love, service, and the eternal soul's journey.

This richly detailed biography delves into Cayce's earliest mystical experiences, his steadfast love for his wife Gertrude, the miraculous healings that baffled medical experts, and the controversies that shadowed his career. It is a chronicle of a man who bore the weight of a divine calling, persevering through doubt, hardship, and sacrifice, to leave a legacy that endures across decades.

Perfect for readers drawn to spiritual biographies, historical accounts of the metaphysical, and stories of selfless service, The Angel in the Forest invites you into the life of a man whose visions reshaped our understanding of life, death, and the realms beyond.

Step into the forest. Listen to the calling. You may never see the world the same way again.