EDGAR CAYCE'S
DREAM READINGS

by
Marilyn Peterson
Director of A.R.E.
Readings Research




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      One  of the major topics covered  in the Edgar Cayce
readings is the nature  of dreams and their interpretation.
A  project   to  collect   all  the   information  on  dreams
from  the  readings  was  initiated  to  make  the  material
available  to  those in psychology and related fields,  and
to  present  the  material  in  a  form  that is conducive to
research.  The  result  is  a  two-volume  reference  work,
entitled Dreams and Dreaming, now  available from the
A.R.E. Press.
      The  dream  readings  are  presented in a case-history
format   to  enable   the  reader   to  see  the  information
given  in  context.   The   person's   dreams  are  arranged
chronologically.   With   the   dreams  are  presented  the
complete text  of  the comments and interpretations that
were provided by the readings in response to the dreams.
There is also biographical data  provided for each person
receiving dream information, including such information
as sex, age, occupation,  physical ailments, and relations,
as well as any pertinent information on past incarnations
given   in   other   readings.   Relationships   between  the
dreamer  and  the  people  mentioned  in  the  dreams are
noted so that the reader may understand the nature of the

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