Edgar Cayce was indeed a prophet, but he is what the Bible calls a “false prophet”. The Biblical standard for prophesy is 100% correct or they are not “from God”. Deuteronomy 13 and 18 make this clear. The Bible prophets on the other hand, were 100% accurate. That is why I can proclaim some of the things I do with confidence. While Cayce made prophetic announcement that may have come to pass, because he was not 100% accurate, the Bible says that his “source” of prophetic vision was not God, but rather the Angelic/Demonic realm, or what Moses called “familiar spirits”.
Personally, I can't say for sure what Cayce was, but the readings and the man were fascinating to me way back when.
His readings on health were something of a hobby for a while, as well as having been personally helpful, with his material regarding the benefits of an alkaline diet especially so.
I've been meaning to rereading some of those books just to see how they read to me now. With his material and similar, as well as with a lot of people's opinions regarding spirituality, I tend to pick and choose what seems to have value and leave the rest or save it for later.
The Cayce material regarding pole shifts past and future has stuck with me. I believed it when I read it in the early 70s and it scared me pretty good.
Years later, my reading the Bible's written description of what happens when He breaks the sixth seal gave new meaning to that old material and scared me all over again! lol
Since then, reading the TLIG messages has added some new details to one of the still great terrors of my youth and beyond.
And now that the world has turned upside down, with good as bad and bad as good, it almost seems like a hint or sign of things to come: one type of pole shift followed by another type altogether.
Yikes...