EARTH'S CATASTROPHIC

PAST AND FUTURE

A SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS OF IN FORMA TION

CHANNELED BY EDGAR CAYCE
 Earth's Catastrophic Past and Future:
A Scientific Analysis of Information Channeled by Edgar Cayce

Copyright © 2004 William Mutton, Jonathan Eagle. John C. Munday Jr.

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