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Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) archive centers on Cayce’s trance “readings” describing a so‑called associated with , and A.R.E.’s published research restates those readings, links...
’s corpus contains a small set of named readings that explicitly link a “” with and describe an entrance near the Sphinx’s right forepaw—most often cited are reading 5748-6 (July 1, 1932) and several ...
The “” is a label applied to several very different ideas—most famously the alleged subterranean library beneath first publicized through ’s clairvoyant readings—and the claim has morphed into a tangl...
Archaeologists and Egyptologists have treated the “Hall of Records” beneath the Great Sphinx largely as a modern myth rooted in Edgar Cayce’s psychic visions and later popularized by fringe authors, w...