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Around the release of Jeffrey Lewis' third record City and Eastern Songs - an album which, it would quickly become clear, was the high watermark of the burgeoning (hey, let's just call it) 'anti-folk' genre - you might remember DiS running this feature, wherein the New York songwriter answered questions posed by DiS readers, via the medium of crayon hand-drawings. Let's reveal our hand straight off and say there's nowt in the canon of DiS - nay, music journalism - that entertains the possibility we'll ever better it. A true one-off, that.
But regardless, you know the drill here; it's Jeff ruddy Lewis - get happy. A Turn in the Dream-Songs will be the noble fellow's sixth official LP (though 2010 alone saw Jeff release collaborative records with both former Moldy Peach Kimya Dawson and ex-Holy Modal Rounders man Peter Stampfel), and it's a little more lush, a little more refined and a little more British than 2009's 'Em Are I and predecessors, while naturally clinging onto those trinkets of wit and wordy woe he's adored for. But no, he did not draw us pictures of scary green brilliant monsters or anything. That much, sadly, it is incumbent upon me to stress.
You said in an interview during the 'Em Are I promo that you'd gone to a friend's house and done 22 demos with just your guitar. What happened there? Did any of that help form A Turn in the Dream-Songs?
I actually did have an album of home recordings put together, with some experimental stuff and some stuff with my band. Just rough live recordings of unreleased songs that I felt made a pretty cool album and also was a nice return to a rough and ready, just-hit-record style of working. And I had actually presented the option to Rough Trade. I was like, "I've got these 2 albums, either of which I could put out as my next record." And they were like, "Oh, well, let's do the nice analogue studio Turn in the Dream-Songs album." And I was like, [reluctantly] "OK, I guess if you guys wanna do that one we'll do that one..."
So d'you think you'll be tempted to bring the lo-fi record out next?
It's possible. Although, you know, I feel like - in my mind, anyway - my deluded version of the way things would've made sense to go - as my last couple of records were more fleshed out studio productions, it would've been a crazy turnaround to then go and make a really scrappy, punky homemade record again. And then turnaround once again and come out with A Turn in the Dream Songs, which is a much more lavish and beautiful sounding album. You know, Lou Reed was so much better off releasing Coney Island Baby after Metal Machine Music - it's the zigzags that give each thing a little more power. But I dunno, by next year I might be more excited about the next project.
What I thought about this current album was that, where your career in general has been a tug of war - on one hand you pass on wisdom borne of your own insecurities, and there's the other side which is you, personally, being quite cathartic and insecure - on the new album, you're leaning more towards the former; trying to make the world a better place - and people better people - via your music.
Ironically I feel the opposite. I mean, I've always thought it's too much of an easy way out to just project your misery. And one of the real reasons to do art or to go into politics or to become a teacher or to fix the cracks in the highway down the street, is to help each other through this period of time that we're all alive together. I mean, if your top priority as a human being, in all your endeavours, isn't lessening human suffering, what kind of priority do you have? Just being a misery monger was never my interest in making art. I felt like the whole point of throwing myself into this arena of creativity was like, 'OK, here's the mess of the world and of human emotions and of whatever I - or anybody - might be going through. Where can we use our creativity and our brains and our power to think about things in a different way; to constantly find a way out of that maze?' There's always gotta be a key, there's always gotta be a solution.
And in the new album, one of things I noticed was maybe I wasn't finding the key as much. Although maybe that's just my perspective. Maybe I shouldn't impose The Artist's Official Stamp of what this means. But thinking about it now I do feel like I've given up somewhat on finding the key. I don't wanna say given up on hope, but... eerghhh... maybe letting go of the idea that I'm ever gonna be happier. Not even looking for another way to look at things. Weeell, that's not really true. I came up with some interesting thoughts and perspectives that are recorded on there... You know what it also is? A lot of things I think about are based in the fact that I'm not a religious person, at all. And I forget that a lot of the world is religious in some way or other. And that seems totally bizarre and alien to me - that you would believe in the spiritual, fantastical, the mythological fantasy stories - whatever the religion happens to be that you subscribe to - and not having any mental foundation in that. My descriptions of the world around me and my thoughts are based in a very non-religious viewpoint. So it surprises me when people are like, "Oh, I can't believe you think that way." I'm like, "Doesn't everybody?!"
Have there been any seismic shifts in your life that might've potentially rounded some of the optimistic edge off your music?
In a funny way, I guess it might be that my life has been going pretty well over the last couple of years, by any objective standard. I have this thought about food, also. When you're eating or when you've already finished eating, there's a kind of existential gloom that can fall on the whole process. Because you realise, 'Oh, this is what it's all for. There's nothing else other than this. I am happy right now because I'm eating.' And it just seems so stupid and simple. And you know, it can seem horrible when you're realising, 'Oh, I have what I need. And that's it? This is this thing that I need?' It's so stupid! You can look at it in horror and realise that what all the struggle is about is such a weird, grotesque thing. Or you can say, 'I'll just be happy and content, I'm glad I've got something to eat, whatever it is.' But the thing is, the fancier the food, the more expensive - the more delightful - the greater the horror grows. That every human effort has been put into making this the most pleasurable, satisfying experience it can be. That's it_. There's nothing else that you can do, you've got it right there on the plate in front of you, and that's it. It's not like that's really gonna make you so happy and yet, it's all downhill from there. That's like the pinnacle of what you can expect out of this life and this world. I guess that's why people are religious. I dunno, "If this is all there is..._"
Um, reluctantly moving on, you've worked with members of The Wave Pictures and The Sussex Wit on this record. Is there something about British music that you find preferable to American at the moment?
Well... no, not necessarily. I mean, the record was made in England on the recommendation of The Vaselines. They recommended this all-analogue studio in Manchester. And they said, you know, "Julie the engineer's really great and it's on the outskirts of Manchester and the musicians can stay there and it's kind of like this family run studio, and you guys should totally record there..." So because I was in England, the musicians that I knew I could call upon to play on the record were British musicians - of who I know a bunch at this point, having been touring England for about 10 years now. So it is interesting that this record is in some ways a bit more of a British album, if there is such a thing. Just because it was recorded in England, with an English engineer on English equipment in the English hills and with mostly English musicians.
How did you manage to organise everyone?
Grandmaster Gareth and Lucy Bains of Misty's Big Adventure are old friends of ours from the Birmingham area and we've done lots of shows with them. So they offered to swing by and ended up staying for a couple of days and playing on a few things as well. So it just turned into a sort of an accidental party. There was a stone soup sort of thing, where you get together with a friend, and somebody else says, "Hey, why don't I stop by," and someone else says, "Hey why don't you come by," and then you call somebody else and it turns into a whole party going on for a few days with everybody recording on everything. So it became much more elaborate than I had originally pictured.
And this is around the time (last January) when you were touring the UK with Peter Stampfel. Let's talk about him. I'll ask first, was Peter more familiar to you as a member of the Fugs or Holy Modal Rounders?
Well he's only on the very earliest Fugs recordings. The Holy Modal Rounders has been his band since the early sixties, and there have been Holy Modal Rounders recordings coming out sporadically throughout the sixties, seventies, eighties, pretty much up to modern times. Stampfel is his own musical entity and The Fugs, he was there at the inception of it. They did two recording sessions in 1965 and Peter plays on a chunk of those songs which are the foundation of The Fugs career - so in a lot of ways he's crucial and pivotal to the Fugs - but only on the first Fugs album.
So taking the Holy Modal Rounders and Stampfel in general, what's been the impact of that aesthetic - and even his personality - on you and your music?
Well he's been incredibly inspirational, his approach to life, his approach to music, his approach to everything is so open and enthusiastic. He leaps into it with this openness and this joy which, first of all, is great to see in anybody, and secondly it's great to see in somebody grown up. Somebody who's in his seventies and has a family and has certainly not lost his love and his excitement about everything. You could never call the guy jaded. And also he was a drug crazed lunatic for decades. When they say the road of excess leads to wisdom, he seems to be a good example of that. He's the most fun guy you could ever pick to hang out with.
Did that surprise you initially?
Yeah, I think it's impossible not to be surprised by Peter. It's like, 'Oh my god. I've never met anybody like this guy, he's amazing, I wanna just have him around me all the time.' Enthusiasm is just infectious. It makes you realise how much of the day you spend not being enthusiastic. And how much more pleasurable life is when you're excited about stuff. A lot of people are kind of shocked when they bring him in to play fiddle on something. They're like, "Wait, I thought you were a professional fiddle player. What the hell are you doing?" He doesn't really care about that. He's been playing for decades and decades, all the time, every single day. And being technically precise about it has never been a concern of his, he just loves playing. In that respect working with Peter really inspired the making of the Turn in the Dream-Songs album.
You made a popular comic about Barack Obama in election year. Do you buy into the concern that Obama has failed in some way since the Democrats came into 'power'?
With the American political process as it is - and realistically seems like it's gonna be - you probably are not gonna get a better candidate. From a left-wing perspective - from a progressive, humanitarian, non profit-oriented perspective - Obama's probably the best candidate you could hope for having a chance at the presidency. So the fact that he's gotten so much resistance and that he seems so incapable of really making significant progress in humanising the country - providing healthcare, ending the wars, providing a fairer tax system that levels the gap between the rich and the poor a bit, providing better services - has been very frustrating and depressing. I mean, he's done a lot of good things that certainly would not have happened without him, but his inability to make more stuff happen makes you wonder if any positive change really is gonna be possible. And of course, Obama's dealing with a very right wing congressional body; he's part of the machine of the government. He's very much outumbered by people who are severely opposed to the things that he might otherwise want to do. So on one hand that's just an issue that democracy has to deal with; that he's not a dictator and you have to come to some kind of compromised solution, but it's very frustrating to watch this unfold and see the compromises that he makes, to the extent that nothing has really happened. If nothing's happening now, then surely it can only get worse.
That coincides with your personal doubts about the possibility for real change in your own life. Is that, perhaps, because you're someone who feels society's issues deeply on a personal level?
Well, you can't do that and live an enjoyable life. If you're gonna get emotionally attached to the goings-on on planet Earth, you're gonna be pretty miserable, And there's a lot of suffering out there and there's a lot of injustice. It's not difficult to break your heart and walk around with the weight of the horror of it, making it incapable for you to enjoy what pleasures are enjoyable to you. Surely that can't be the way to go about living our decades on Earth! Just being overwhelmed by feeling bad about misery and injustice. The point should be that once it gets your emotions fired up, it puts you into some place where you can do something about it, even a little something about it, or at least severely not support the things you disagree with. So I guess I don't wanna get too wrapped up in getting miserable about things, 'cause there's always gonna be something to get miserable about. And if you look at history there's an infinite number of things to get miserable about. So that's not too hard to do. You can make yourself miserable pretty easily. Finding the hope is where the challenge is. And figuring out a way to help other people as well, if you can. And of course, being part of Western civilization and having all these privileges that we have, what are you gonna do? You're just gonna sit around and be miserable all day? That just seems like such a waste.
I think with your records it's the vivid awfulness of the tunnel that makes the hope or light at the end more tangible.
But the thing is, you can give hope out into the world, but people don't need hope as much as they need money. So I've tried to give away money in the last couple of years, and I think that that's been an interesting and effective way to feel like I can translate art into money, and then pass the money along to something more positive. And of course, it's still a drop in the bucket, but I think that at least that's a little more concrete than putting, you know, good vibes out into the world. Or praying for people. Or anything that basically doesn't make any physical difference. But if there's a homeless guy on the street that asks for some money or there's a friend of yours that needs money, or there's a public radio station that does good things that is having a fund drive, or if there's a charity that is doing good things, they all need money and projecting goodwill into the world is more effective if you're projecting money too. So I've been trying to do more of that. Like when I played in Israel last year, all the money went to the Seeds of Peace charity. And that's been an interesting experience. It's like telekinesis because you're using the power of your mind to move resources from one part of the world to another, 'cause the power of your mind is what creates the art, and the art generates this flow of income and resources that come from some bank accounts, and you can be a channel for them to move into other bank accounts where hopefully good things can come of it. So I do think art has the power to make good in the world... through the magic of money.
A Turn In The Dream-Songs is released on 10th October on Rough Trade.

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by Alban S
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Edgar Cayce (1877-1945) has been called the "sleeping prophet," the "father of holistic medicine," and the most documented psychic of the 20th century. For more than 40 years of his adult life, Cayce gave psychic "readings" to thousands of seekers while in an unconscious state, diagnosing illnesses and revealing lives lived in the past and prophecies yet to come. But who, exactly, was Edgar Cayce?
Cayce was born on a farm in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, in 1877, and his psychic abilities began to appear as early as his childhood. He was able to see and talk to his late grandfather's spirit, and often played with "imaginary friends" whom he said were spirits on the other side. He also displayed an uncanny ability to memorize the pages of a book simply by sleeping on it. These gifts labeled the young Cayce as strange, but all Cayce really wanted was to help others, especially children.
Later in life, Cayce would find that he had the ability to put himself into a sleep-like state by lying down on a couch, closing his eyes, and folding his hands over his stomach. In this state of relaxation and meditation, he was able to place his mind in contact with all time and space — the universal consciousness, also known as the super-conscious mind. From there, he could respond to questions as broad as, "What are the secrets of the universe?" and "What is my purpose in life?" to as specific as, "What can I do to help my arthritis?" and "How were the pyramids of Egypt built? His responses to these questions came to be called "readings," and their insights offer practical help and advice to individuals even today.
Many people are surprised to learn that Edgar Cayce was a devoted churchgoer and Sunday school teacher. At a young age, Cayce vowed to read the Bible for every year of his life, and at the time of his death in 1945, he had accomplished this task. Perhaps the readings said it best, when asked how to become psychic, Cayce's advice was to become more spiritual.
Although Cayce died more than 60 years ago, the timeliness of the material in the readings — with subjects like how to discovering your mission in life, developing your intuition, exploring ancient mysteries, and taking responsibility for your health — is evidenced by the hundreds of books that have been written on the various aspects of this work as well as the dozen or so titles focusing on Cayce's life itself. Together, these books contain information so valuable that even Edgar Cayce himself might have hesitated to predict their impact on the contemporary world. In 1945, the year of his passing, who could have known that terms such as "meditation," "Akashic records," "spiritual growth," "auras," "soul mates," and "holistic health" would become household words to millions?
The majority of Edgar Cayce's readings deal with holistic health and the treatment of illness. As it was at the time Cayce was giving readings, still today, individuals from all walks of life and belief receive physical relief from illnesses or ailments through information given in the readings — some readings were given as far back as 100 years ago! Yet, although best known for this material, the sleeping Cayce did not seem to be limited to concerns about the physical body. In fact, in their entirety, the readings discuss an astonishing 10,000 different topics. This vast array of subject matter can be narrowed down into a smaller group of topics that, when compiled together, deal with the following five categories: (1) Health-Related Information; (2) Philosophy and Reincarnation; (3) Dreams and Dream Interpretation; (4) ESP and Psychic Phenomena; and (5) Spiritual Growth, Meditation, and Prayer.
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Edgar Cayce was an American who claimed to be a psychic. He had demonstrated an ability to channel answers to questions on subjects such as health or Atlantis, while in a self-induced trance. Though Cayce considered himself a devout Christian and lived before the emergence of the New Age Movement, some believe he was the founder of the movement and had influence on its teachings.
Cayce became a celebrity toward the end of his life and the publicity given to his prophecies has overshadowed what to him were usually considered the more important parts of his work, such as healing (the vast majority of his readings were given for people who were sick) and theology (Cayce was a lifelong, devout member of the Disciples of Christ). Skeptics challenge the statement that Cayce demonstrated psychic abilities, and traditional Christians also question his unorthodox answers on religious matters (such as reincarnation and Akashic records).
1877 to 1920—the Kentucky period
In December 1893, the Cayce family moved to Hopkinsville, Kentucky and occupied 705 West Seventh, on the south-east corner of Seventh and Young Street. During this time, Cayce received an eighth-grade education; discovered his spiritual vocation; left the family farm to pursue various forms of employment (at Richard's Dry Goods Store and then in Hopper's Bookstore, both located on Main Street).
Cayce's education stopped with the ninth grade because his family could not afford the costs involved. A ninth-grade education was often considered more than sufficient for working-class children. Much of the remainder of Cayce's younger years would be characterized by a search for both employment and money.
Throughout his life, Cayce was drawn to church as a member of the Disciples of Christ. He read the Bible once for every year of his life, taught at Sunday school, and recruited missionaries, and he is said to have agonized over the issue of whether his supposed psychic abilities—and the teachings which resulted—were spiritually legitimate.
In 1900, he formed a business partnership with his father to sell Woodmen of the World Insurance but was struck by severe laryngitis in March that resulted in a complete loss of speech. Unable to work, he lived at home with his parents for almost a year. He then decided to take up the trade of photography, an occupation that would exert less strain on his voice. He began an apprenticeship at the photography studio of W.R. Bowles in Hopkinsville.
A traveling stage hypnotist and entertainer called "Hart—The Laugh Man" was performing at the Hopkinsville Opera House in 1901. He heard about Cayce's condition and offered to attempt a cure. Cayce accepted, and the experiment took place on stage in front of an audience. Remarkably, Cayce's voice apparently returned while in a hypnotic trance but allegedly disappeared on awakening. Hart tried a posthypnotic suggestion that the voice would continue to function after the trance, but this proved unsuccessful.
Since Hart had appointments at other cities, he could not continue his hypnotic treatment of Cayce. However, a local hypnotist, Al Layne, offered to help Cayce in restoring his voice. Layne suggested that Cayce describe the nature of his condition and cure while in a hypnotic trance. Cayce described his own ailment from a first person plural point of view ("we") instead of the singular ("I"). In subsequent readings he would generally start off with "We have the body." According to the reading, his voice loss was due to psychological paralysis and could be corrected by increasing the blood flow to the voice box. Layne suggested that the blood flow be increased, and Cayce's face supposedly became flushed with blood and his chest area and the throat turned bright red. After 20 minutes Cayce, still in trance, declared the treatment over. On awakening, his voice was alleged to have remained normal. Relapses were said to have occurred but were said to have been corrected by Layne in the same way, and eventually the cure was said to be permanent.
Layne had read of similar hypnotic cures effected by the Marquis de Puységur, a follower of Franz Mesmer, and was keen to explore the limits of the healing knowledge of the trance voice. He asked Cayce to describe Layne's own ailments and suggest cures and reportedly found the results both accurate and effective. Layne suggested that Cayce offer his trance healing to the public, but Cayce was reluctant. He finally agreed on the condition that readings would be free. He began with Layne's help to offer free treatments to the townspeople. As his success and fame spread, he became known as "The Miracle Worker of Virginia Beach." Reports of Cayce's work appeared in the newspapers, inspiring many postal inquiries. Cayce was able to work just as effectively using a letter from the individual as with having the person present. Given the person's name and location, he said he could diagnose the physical and/or mental conditions and provide a remedy. He became popular and soon people from around the world sought his advice through correspondence.
Cayce's work grew in volume as his fame grew. He asked for voluntary donations to support himself and his family so that he could practice full time. He continued to work in an apparent trance state with a hypnotist all his life. His wife and eldest son later replaced Layne in this role. A secretary, Gladys Davis, recorded his readings in shorthand.
1920 to 1923—the Texas period
The growing fame of Cayce coupled with the popularity he received from newspapers attracted several eager commercially minded men who wanted to seek a fortune by using Cayce's clairvoyant abilities. Even though Cayce was reluctant to help them, he was persuaded to give the readings, which left him dissatisfied with himself and unsuccessful. A cotton merchant offered Cayce a hundred dollars a day for his readings about the daily outcomes in the cotton market. However, despite his poor finances, Cayce refused the merchant's offer. Others wanted to know where to hunt for treasures; some wanted to know the outcome of horse races. Several times he was persuaded to give the readings as an experiment. However, he was not successful when he used his ability for such purposes, doing no better than chance alone would dictate. These experiments allegedly left him depleted of energy, distraught, and unsatisfied with himself. Finally, he came to the conclusion that he would use his gift only to help the distressed and sick.
He was persuaded to give readings on philosophical subjects in 1923 by Arthur Lammers, a wealthy printer who, by his own admission, had been "studying metaphysics for years". While in his supposed trance state, Cayce was told by Lammers that he spoke of Lammer's past lives and of reincarnation, something Lammers believed in, which was a popular subject of the day but not an accepted part of Christian doctrine. Cayce questioned his stenographer as to what he had said in his trance state and remained unconvinced. Cayce himself challenged Lammers's charge that he had validated astrology and reincarnation in the following dialog:
Cayce "I said all that?…I couldn't have said all that in one reading." "No," Lammers said; "but you confirmed it. You see, I have been studying metaphysics for years, and I was able by a few questions, by the facts you gave, to check what is right and what is wrong with a whole lot of the stuff I've been reading. The important thing is that the basic system which runs through all the mystery religions, whether they come from Tibet or the pyramids of Egypt, is backed up by you. It's actually the right system." Cayce's stenographer recorded the following:
- "In this we see the plan of development of those individuals set upon this plane, meaning the ability to enter again into the presence of the Creator and become a full part of that creation.
- Insofar as this entity is concerned, this is the third appearance on this plane, and before this one, as the monk. We see glimpses in the life of the entity now as were shown in the monk, in this mode of living.
- The body is only the vehicle ever of that spirit and soul that waft through all times and ever remain the same."
Cayce was quite unconvinced (that he had been referring to and, as such, had validated the doctrine of reincarnation), and the best Lammers could offer was that the reading "opens up the door" and went on to share his beliefs and knowledge of the "truth" with Cayce. It appeared Cayce's instincts were telling him this was no ordinary reading. This client who came for a reading came with quite a bit of information of his own to share with Cayce and seemed intent upon convincing Cayce, now that he felt the reading had confirmed his strongly held beliefs. It should be noted, however, that 12 years earlier Cayce had briefly alluded to reincarnation. In reading 4841-1, given April 22, 1911, Cayce referred to the soul being "transmigrated." Because, as noted below, there are several thousand missing Cayce readings from the period up to 1923, it is possible that he may have also mentioned reincarnation in other readings as well.
Cayce reported that his conscience bothered him severely over this conflict. Lammers overwhelmed, manipulated, confused, reassured and argued with Cayce. Ultimately his "trance voice," the "we" of the readings, also supposedly dialogued with Cayce and finally persuaded him to continue with these kinds of readings. In 1925 Cayce reported that his "voice" had instructed him to move to Virginia Beach, Virginia.
1925 to 1945—the Virginia Beach period
Cayce gained national prominence in 1943 through a high-profile article in Coronet titled "Miracle Man of Virginia Beach". He said he couldn't refuse people who felt they needed his help, and he increased the frequency of his readings to eight per day to try to make an impression on the ever-growing pile of requests. He said this took a toll on his health as it was emotionally draining and often fatigued him. He even went so far as to say that the readings themselves scolded him for attempting too much and that he should limit his workload to just two readings a day or else they would kill him.
Edgar Cayce suffered from a stroke and died on January 3, 1945. He is buried in Riverside Cemetery in Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
Claimed psychic abilities
Edgar Cayce has variously been referred to as a "prophet" (cf. Jess Stearn's book, The Sleeping Prophet), a "mystic", a "seer", and a "clairvoyant".
Cayce's methods involved lying down and entering into what appeared to be a trance or sleep state, usually at the request of a subject who was seeking help with health or other personal problems (subjects were not usually present). The subject's questions would then be given to Cayce, and Cayce would proceed with a reading. At first these readings dealt primarily with the physical health of the individual (physical readings); later readings on past lives, business advice, dream interpretation, and mental or spiritual health were also given.
When out of the trance he entered to perform a reading, Cayce said he generally did not remember what he had said during the reading. The unconscious mind, according to Cayce, has access to information which the conscious mind does not — a common assumption about hypnosis in Cayce's time. After Gladys Davis became Cayce's secretary on September 10, 1923, all readings were preserved and his wife Gertrude Evans Cayce generally conducted (guided) the readings.
Cayce said that his trance statements should be taken into account only to the extent that they led to a better life for the recipient. Moreover, he invited his audience to test his suggestions rather than accept them on faith.
Other abilities that have been attributed to Cayce include astral projection, prophesying, mediumship, viewing the Akashic Records or "Book of Life", and seeing auras. Cayce said he became interested in learning more about these subjects after he was informed about the content of his readings, which he reported that he never actually heard himself.
The health readings are most numerous, and they involve many alternative health concepts and practices. Cayce described his work in terms of Christian service. People with esoteric interests have focused on a somewhat different set of topics.
- Origin and destiny of humanity: "All souls were created in the beginning, and are finding their way back to whence they came." [Reading 3744-5] The Cayce readings could be interpreted as saying that human souls were created with a consciousness of their oneness with God. Some "fell" from this state; others—led by the Jesus soul—volunteered to save them. The Earth, with all its limitations, was created as a suitable arena for spiritual growth. It could also be interpreted as saying that all beings are born and all will eventually die.
- Reincarnation: Cayce's work teaches the reality of reincarnation and karma, but as instruments of a loving God rather than blind natural laws. Its purpose is to teach us certain spiritual lessons. Animals have undifferentiated, "group" souls rather than individuality and consciousness. Humans have never been incarnated as animals. He describes a very complex design arranged between souls and God to "meet the needs of existing conditions", which was a reference to the souls who became entrapped in the Earth's physical materiality, which was not intended for a habitat of the soul. In There Is A River, a biography about Cayce by Thomas Sugrue, we are told by Sugrue that spirit "thought-forms" stayed near and guided the anthropoid ape which was chosen to be the most ideal vehicle for the human physical race to be created from, and psychically guided their separate evolution into a Homo sapiens species. This contradicts Cayce's view. In reading (3744-5), Cayce states "Man DID NOT descend from the monkey, but man has evolved, resuscitation, you see, from time to time, time to time, here a little, there a little, line upon line and line and line upon line." Cayce's view arguably incorporates and parallels Theosophical teachings on spiritual evolution.
- Astrology: Cayce accepts astrology on the basis that our souls spend time on other planets (or perhaps their spiritual counterparts) in between incarnations. The position of the planets at our birth records these influences.
- Universal laws: Souls incarnated on the Earth are subject to certain spiritual laws such as, "As ye sow, so shall ye reap" (karma) or "As ye judge (others), so shall ye be judged." Properly regarded, such laws represent an aspect of God's mercy whereby no matter what our circumstances, He has promised to guide us in our spiritual path. Cayce said that when you view it from the highest dimension, there is no time and no space, nor any future or past, and that it is all happening in one fascinating expression and that time is an illusion that has purpose.
- Unknown Life of Jesus: Cayce presented narratives of Jesus' previous incarnations, including a mysterious Atlantean figure called "Amilius" as well as the more familiar biblical figures of Adam, Enoch, Melchizedek, Joshua, Asaph, and Jeshua. Cayce describes Jesus as an Essene who traveled to India in his youth in order to study Eastern religions, more specifically astrology.
- Jesus and Christ: Following New Thought precedent, Cayce distinguishes between Jesus and Christhood. Briefly, Jesus was a soul like us who reincarnated through many lifetimes. "Christhood" is something he was the first to allow to be "manifest" through his material life, and it is something which we also ought to aspire towards. Cayce accordingly calls Jesus our "elder brother" and frequently makes reference to the way of the "lowly Nazarene."
- Ideals: Cayce repeatedly stresses the choice of an ideal as the foundation of the spiritual path. "And O that all would realize… that what we are… is the result of what we have done about the ideals we have set" (1549-1). We may choose any ideal we feel drawn to. As we attempt to apply it in our lives, God will guide us further, perhaps inspiring us to revise our choice of ideal. The highest ideal, says Cayce, is Christ; however, the readings recognize "the Christ spirit" in some form as the basis for religions other than Christianity.
- Body, Mind, Spirit: Cayce often invokes these three terms, or their equivalents, to describe the human condition. "Spirit is the life. Mind is the builder. Physical is the result." (conflation of various readings). The concept has application not only to holistic health but also to the spiritual life.
- Meditation: While Cayce sometimes described particular meditation techniques of sitting or chanting "Arrr–eee-oommm" the crucial element, he believed, is that of opening up to divine influences. The Search For God books say that "Through prayer we speak to God. In meditation, God speaks to us." Cayce's concept of meditation has some aspects in common with Hinduism or Buddhism (the chakras, kundalini) but is most similar to Christian versions of New Thought. The symbolism of the Book of Revelation, he says, is based on meditative experiences.
- Extra-sensory perception: Cayce accepted psychic experiences and ESP as a natural by-product of soul growth. God may speak to us through dreams (many readings consist of dream interpretation), or through intuitions similar to the pangs of conscience. However, Cayce did not endorse Spiritualism or mediumship on the grounds that supposed entities thus contacted are not necessarily particularly lofty. Instead, he encouraged seekers to focus on Christ.
- Atlantis: The Cayce readings spoke of the existence of Atlantis, a legendary continent with an advanced technology whose refugees peopled ancient Egypt as well as pre-Columbian America. Cayce's description of Atlantis has much in common with that of Ignatius L. Donnelly. According to Cayce, Atlantean society was divided into two long-lived political factions—a "good" faction called the "Sons of the Law of One," and an "evil" faction called the "Sons of Belial." Many people alive today are the reincarnations of Atlantean souls, he believed, who must now face similar temptations as before. It is said Atlantis suffered three major destructions, one of which was the deluge. According to the readings, a major source of turmoil was the Sons of Belial's desire to exploit the Things, sub-humans with animal appendages and low intelligence, and the movements to protect and evolve them by the Sons of the Law of One. The final destruction was the overcharging of the crystal which caused a massive explosion.
- Egypt: Next to biblical times, the most significant era for the "life readings" was a pre-dynastic Egyptian civilization consisting of Atlantean refugees. Cayce purported to have been an Egyptian priest named "Ra Ta" who built a spiritually-based healing center (the "Temple of Sacrifice") and educational institution (the "Temple Beautiful"). His diagnostic readings and narratives about the past and future were supposed to be a continuation of his ancient work. This civilization also built monuments on the Giza plateau, including the Great Pyramid, and left records of Atlantis in a "hall of records" located somewhere beneath the Great Sphinx of Giza. These readings bear a close resemblance to books by AMORC founder H. Spencer Lewis.
- Earth Changes: Cayce coined the term Earth Changes (later widely used in New Age writings), a reference to a series of cataclysm events which he prophesied would take place in future decades — notably including the Earth shifting on its axis, and most of California dropping into the Pacific Ocean following a catastrophic earthquake.
- Cayce "cures": Cayce's medical readings typically prescribe poultices (often of castor oil), osteopathic adjustments, colonic irrigation, massage (often with peanut oil), prayer, folk remedies (e.g. charcoal tablets), various forms of electric medicine and patent medicines (such as Atomidine), and specific recommendations concerning diet and exercise. Cayce is often seen as a practitioner of holistic medicine, and has particularly strong philosophical ties with naturopathy.
- "Cayce diet": Major dietary recommendations include the avoidance of red meat, alcohol (except red wine), white bread, and fried foods; a preference for fruits and above-ground, leafy vegetables over starches; and a high ratio (80:20%) of alkaline foods over acidic. One meal per day should consist entirely of raw vegetables. Under strict circumstances, Cayce advocated both coffee and pure tobacco cigarettes to be non-harmful to health. "Food combining" was also a central idea in the Cayce diet. According to Cayce, several food combinations that are contraindicated are coffee with milk or sugar, citrus fruit with starchy foods, and high protein foods with starches. Cayce himself followed very few of the dietary recommendations that were suggested by the readings. According to Cayce, two or three almonds (see Amygdalin) a day keeps cancer away.
- Dream interpretation: Cayce was one of the early dream interpreters who contradicted Freudian views by saying that dreams can be of many different kinds (including sexual) with many levels of meaning; that lack of interest is the reason for poor dream recall; that only the dreamer knows the meaning of his dream; and that a dream is correctly interpreted when it makes sense to the dreamer, when it checks out with his other dreams, and when it moves him forward in his life.
from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgar_Cayce
American mystic known as "The Sleeping Prophet." While in a sleep state he could discuss history, geology, metaphysics, philosophy and medicine. He gave approximately 30,000 life-readings and medical diagnosis to people during his lifetime. He founded a hospital, a university and the A.R.E. (Association for Research and Enlightenment) in Virginia Beach, Virginia that promotes research on his readings and continues his work.
Edgar Cayce was born to uneducated farming parents. He attended country school only as far as the eighth grade. As a child he had a strong desire to become a preacher, which he never formally realized. He prayed to be able to help others, especially children, and had a spiritual vision in 1890, at age 13, that told him he would be able to accomplish this dream of service. A lady bathed in light told Cayce to sleep with his head on his books, and then he would be able to remember what was in them. This was at a time when he was having trouble in school, and his father was apparently beating him for not being able to spell the words in his lessons correctly. Soon after, he showed signs of special abilities when he found that he could sleep on his school books and have photographic recall of every page, and he seems to have continued using this
ability throughout his early life– such as when he got a job at an office supply and book store after having first been turned away, by demonstrating to the owners that he was more familiar with their catalog and inventory than they were.
On 3/16/1886 Cayce had his first vision. Two years later he was pronounced dead from drowning, but recovered. In 1900 he developed a severe case of laryngitis that doctors couldn't cure. In desperation he tried hypnosis from a traveling practitioner and was cured after several treatments. Under hypnosis, he gave his first psychic reading on 3/31/1901 and learned that he could give accurate medical diagnoses and healing recommendations for himself and for other people. Requests for his readings increased by word-of-mouth.
Cayce married Gertrude Evans, his first serious girlfriend, after eight years of courtship on 6/17/1903. Their first child, son Hugh Lynn, was born on 3/16/1907 and his second son, Milton Porter, was born in 3/28/1911 and died 5/17/1911. Gertrude, weakened with grief, became ill with tuberculosis, and was cured by following the recommendations in her husband's readings for her. Hugh Lynn's eye was severely burned in an accident with photo flash powder in Cayce's studio. Readings for him proved successful as well. On 2/08/1918 his third son, Edgar Evans, was born.
Two tragic fires plagued his photographic work; one occurred on 12/23/1906 and destroyed his studio and many paintings and works of art he had at the studio for a show and the other destroyed his new studio in September 1907.
By 1910, Cayce was receiving a great deal of publicity, particularly as a result of a New York Times article. He began giving readings in Hopkinsville as a "psychic diagnostician." At the same time, he operated his own photographic studio to support his family. The work with the readings progressed to the point where a full-time secretary was needed to record and transcribe the readings. Gladys Davis was hired in 1923 to perform that function. The family, with Gladys, moved to Dayton, Ohio later that year and Cayce began giving readings on a full-time basis. He established the Cayce Psychic Institute and began to give his first life readings, citing information on past lives of the inquirers, and other metaphysical topics in addition to the health readings.
In 1924, Cayce met a wealthy New York stockbroker who agreed to fund his work. They planned a national organization that would be called the Association of National Investigators. The readings recommended that the organization be located in Virginia Beach where a hospital was to be built, so the family moved there. The dream of the hospital was realized with its opening in 1927. Atlantic University opened in 1930 to study the readings and provide a college education. Hard times hit when funding was withdrawn and the hospital closed in February 1931. The Association of National Investigators disbanded that same year. Cayce was distraught, but a group of loyal supporters urged him to for a new organization, called the Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.), in Virginia Beach.
Cayce, his wife Gertrude and secretary Gladys Davis were arrested on charges of fortune-telling during a visit to New York in 1931, but the charges were dismissed. Four years later, Cayce, his son Hugh Lynn, and his stenographer were arrested in Detroit for practicing medicine without a license as a result of giving a reading for a sick child. Edgar was convicted and freed on probation.
More publicity came in 1943 with the publication of the Cayce biography, "There is a River" by Thomas Sugrue, and a Coronet magazine article, "Miracle Man of Virginia Beach." Heavy mail requests for readings deluged the A.R.E. Cayce struggled to keep up with the workload, giving many more readings than usual each day, against the advice of his own readings. His last reading of over 30,000 was given on 9/17/1944. He suffered a stroke and final illness and died on 1/03/1945 at 7:15 PM EWT in Virginia Beach. A few hours before dying, he roused from his sleep and said, "How much the world needs God today." His wife, Gertrude, died three months later on Easter Sunday, 4/01/1945, at sunrise. His mother died 25/10/1926; father died 11/04/1937.
Throughout his life, Cayce claimed no special abilities and did not capitalize financially or otherwise on his gifts. The readings never offered a set of beliefs or "religion" to be embraced, but instead focused on the idea that every person should test in his or her own life the principles presented. Though Cayce was a devout Christian who read the Bible through once for every year of his life, his work emphasized the importance of comparative study of belief systems from around the world. In fact, some of the metaphysical material that came through the sleeping Cayce was at first confusing and distressing to him in his waking state. However, he overcame his doubts, as have others, by observing the amazing accuracy and unfailing helpfulness of the readings in other areas, such as healing. For some, the Christian language of the readings is at first an obstacle. Yet, the underlying principle of the readings is the oneness of all life, acceptance of all people, and a compassion and understanding for every major religion in the world.
- associate relationship with Cooley, Eleanor S. (born 23 July 1886)
- spouse relationship with Cayce, Gertrude (born 22 February 1880)
- child relationship with Cayce, Hugh Lynn (born 16 March 1907)
- child relationship with Cayce, Milton (born 28 March 1911)
- Death by Disease 3 January 1945 at 7:15 PM in Virgina Beach, VA (Stroke, age 68)
- Misc. : Mystical Experience 16 March 1886 (Experienced first vision)
- Misc. : Mystical Experience 1888 (NDE upon drowning and recovery)
- Relationship : Marriage 17 June 1903 (Gertrude Evans)
- Family : Change in family responsibilities 16 March 1907 (Hugh Lynn born)
- Family : Change in family responsibilities 28 March 1911 (Milton Porter born)
- Death of Child 17 May 1911 (Milton Porter died)
- Family : Change in family responsibilities 8 February 1918 (Edgar Evans born)
- Misc. : Trauma from Nature 23 December 1906 (Fire destroyed studio)
- Misc. : Trauma from Nature September 1907 (Fire destroyed studio 2nd time)
- Work : Gain social status 1910 (Becoming known)
birthname Cayce, Edgar Evans
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|18 March 1877 at 14:03 (= 2:03 PM )
|Hopkinsville KY, USA, 36n51, 87w29
from: http://www.astro.com/astro-databank/Cayce%2C_Edgar
March 18th, 1877
3 + 18 + 1+8+7+7 = 44 = his life lesson = what he was here to learn = Meditating. Dhyana. Introspection. Self-awareness. Self-reflection. Looking inward. Relevant. Topical. Recent. Contemporary. Happening. Update. The moment. Presently. Currently. Now. In touch. In tune. Resonance. Validate. Feedback. Diary. Journaling. Blogging. Tweeting. Log. Self-acceptance. Being oneself. Alright. Okay. Mellow. Chillin'. Raja yoga. Sitting. Padmasana. Trance. Zen. Be here now. In the moment. Right here, right now. How it is. What is. The eternal now. In the zone. The reflexive property: a=a. Be yourself. Comfortable in your own skin. I am me. You are you. It is what it is. I'm alright, right now. Yeah, uh huh. How's it going? What's up? What's happening? Up-to-date. Recently updated. The latest update. Keep me up-to-date. Stay current. Staying on topic. Checking in with you to see where you're at with things. Stream of consciousness. Daily diary. Keeping a log. Sitting still.
Soul number, outer personality and path of destiny
Using the number/letter grid:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
5 1 1 5 12
Edgar Cayce 45
47 9 3 73 33
soul number = 12 = Faith. Trust. Believing. Believer. Enlightenment. Self-surrender. Rishi. Seer. Saints. Prophets. Mediums. Suspending doubt. Suspending disbelief. Act of faith. Leap of faith. Aura. Different. Phenomenon. Seeing is believing. Thy Will be done. Faith makes you act in different ways. Putting your faith in God. Let go and let God. In God we trust. A true believer.
outer personality = 33 = Courage. Bravery. Valor. Valiant. Backbone. Spine. Loyalty. Be brave. Be courageous. Taking a stand. Standing up for yourself. Standing your ground. Standing firm. Having a strong backbone. Not backing down. Not caving in. Not letting people walk all over you. Red badge of courage.
path of destiny = 45 = Intensity. Focus. Concentration. Dharana. Depth. Profound. Toughness. Hardcore. True grit. Hard working. Magnetic. Scorpionic. Powerful. Force. Unflinching. Empowerment. Self-help. Self-improvement. Self-mastery. Do-it-yourselfer. Common sense. Streetwise. Recharge. Reenergize. Regeneration. Vegetarian. Repair. Mend. Fix. Premonitions. Mysteries. Secrets. Unexplained. Enigma. Symbols. Subtle. Probe. Investigate. Mystic. Occult. Privacy. Letting go. Cleanse. Purge. Replace a bad habit with a good one. Common sense is uncommon. Is the glass half empty or half full? Still waters run deep. Do it yourself. If it ain't broke – don't fix it. Educate yourself. Figure it out. Work smarter – not harder. Working long hours. Toughen up. Powerful force.
born on the 18th of the month
The day of the month one is born on rules ages twenty-seven to fifty-four of one's life. Since Edgar Cayce was born on the 18th of the month (March 18th, 1877), he had the number 18 going on from ages twenty-seven to fifty-four.
18 = Reality-testing. Art. Imagination. Fantasy. Surreal. Dreams. Sleep. Past-lives. Psychic. Tarot. Divination. Augury. Subconscious. Subliminal. Unconscious. Suggestion. Subliminal. Hypnotize. Hypnosis.
Edgar Evans Cayce
true character = EE = 55 = Insight. Clarity. Brilliance. Reading + writing. Mindfulness. Philosophy. Brainstorming. Words. Definition. Dictionary. Encyclopedia. Answers. Solutions. Problem solving. Proprietary. Patent. Publisher. Writer. Author. Books. Manuscript. Screenplay. Plays. Novels. Literacy. Wordsmith. Contents. Comprehension. Cognition. Intellect. Intelligence. The mind. The brain. Cerebral. Synapse. Open minded. Thoughts. Ideas. Notion. Language. Vocabulary. Spelling. Discernment. (In)correct. Right/wrong. Clear. Perception. Realizations. Brainpower. Strong mind.
primary challenge and salvation number both = EC = 53 = Forthright. Straightforward. Discussion. Debating. Offense. Principles. Creed. Doctrine. Persuade. Convince. Compelling. Warrior. Crusader. Evangelist. Preacher. Preaching. Sermon. Ministry. Missionary. Converting. Theology. Religionist.
his primary need = E+E+C = 5+5+3 = 13 = Personal growth. Personal development. Transformation. Metamorphosis. Evolution. Evolving. Changing. Adapt. Unfolding. Development. Advances. Gradual. Things change. Out with the old and in with the new. If nothing changes, then nothing changes. Time marches on. Major changes. Drastic changes. Create/preserve/destroy.
Specific dates in his life
On 3/16/1886 Cayce had his first vision.
March 18th, 1877
3 + 18 + 1+8+8+5 = 43 = his personal year (from March 18th, 1885 to March 18th, 1886)
43 + 2 (February) = 45 = his personal month (from February 18th, 1886 to March 18th, 1886) = Intensity. Focus. Concentration. Dharana. Depth. Profound. Toughness. Hardcore. True grit. Hard working. Magnetic. Scorpionic. Powerful. Force. Unflinching. Empowerment. Self-help. Self-improvement. Self-mastery. Do-it-yourselfer. Common sense. Streetwise. Recharge. Reenergize. Regeneration. Vegetarian. Repair. Mend. Fix. Premonitions.
When his number (45 (his path of destiny)) came up, that's when he got to live/experience what he was here to live/experience.
An October 10, 1922, Birmingham (Alabama) Age-Herald article quotes Cayce as saying that he had given 8,056 readings as of that date.
March 18th, 1877
3 + 18 +1+9+2+2 = 35 = his personal year (from March 18th, 1922 to March 18th, 1923)
35 year + 9 (September) = 44 = his personal month (from September 18th, 1922 to October 18th, 1922)
When his number (44 (his life lesson (3 +18 +1+8+7+7 = 44))) came up, that was HIS month.
Gladys Davis became Cayce's secretary on September 10, 1923
March 18th, 1877
3 + 18 +1+9+2+3 = 36 = his personal year (from March 18th, 1923 to March 18th, 1924)
36 year + 8 (August) = 44 = his personal month (from August 18th, 1923 to September 18th, 1923)
Again, since his number (44 (his life lesson (3 +18 +1+8+7+7 = 44))) came up, that was HIS month.
There is talk about Ed Dames, Edward Snowden, and deadly X-class solar flares in the year 2013, so let's look at Edgar Cayce's numerology for the year 2013:
March 18th, 1877
March 18th
3 + 18 +2+0+1+3 = 27 = his personal year (from March 18th, 2013 to March 17th, 2014) = Uncharacteristic. False alarms. First time. A first.
27 year + 7 (July) = 34 = his personal month (from July 18th, 2013 to August 17th, 2013) = Generating a buzz. Things happen really quickly. Explosive situations.
27 year + 8 (August) = 35 = his personal month (from August 18th, 2013 to September 17th, 2013) = Imminent danger. Life-threatening situations. Forewarned is forearmed.
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Despite that, the poor decision-making of the national organization is unfairly hurting the state affiliate. Registrations are down 30 percent for its major fundraiser, the Race for the Cure, which will take place in Hartford's Bushnell Park June 2.
This is an injustice based on misunderstanding. As the state affiliate's website proclaims, "We live here. We race here. We save lives here."
The local Komen affiliate is an independent, stand-alone organization, with a nine-member board of directors, all of whom live in Connecticut. Every dollar from the Race for the Cure, except for paying the four-member staff and local expenses, goes to support breast cancer services for women right here. Not one penny goes to support the national organization.
The money pays for local mammography programs, Planned Parenthood cancer-screening services and translation programs for patients whose first language is not English, among other services.
"Last year, we received $2 million in requests for funding. We were able to fulfill only about 50 percent of the requests," said Anne Morris, executive director of the Connecticut Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
You don't have to be an athlete to participate. There's a 5-kilometer race (3 miles) a 4-kilometer walk and a 1.5-kilometer walk. Bring the kids for face painting and other events. Register online at http://www.komenct.org, or June 1 all day in Bushnell Park or on the day of the race.
Let's support this courageous organization and the thousands of Connecticut women it helps detect and fight this frightening and disfiguring disease.


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Bronx Eats: Sancocho Saves the Day at El Economico, Marble Hill
Save the peculiar framed cut-out art that adorn the walls, El Economico doesn't look or feel all that different from your standard Dominican diner in New York. The menu, too, is typical with standards like mondongo, mofongo, roast pork, and the like. But my interest was piqued by the pig ears in garlic sauce (what more do you need?), then disappointed when I was told they weren't available. But there are other reasons to pay a visit.
Some time ago, a friend had pitched their Dominican-style roast chicken ($4 for 1/4th, $8 for 1/2, $11 for whole) as one of the tastiest in the city. A trip back up to Kingsbridge Heights had been in order for some time, and after a few bites of a nearby kapacha that verged on cafeteria quality, I was looking forward to some herb-encrusted redemption. But something must have changed since my informant last checked in, because that chicken was weak.
Though that's not too say the roast chicken was a total loss. There were juicy bits with fragrant touches of the oregano-heavy rub, but too much of the meat was as dry and flavorless as a sun-baked tire. The limes wedges were perhaps a conceit to this reality; the thin garlic sauce it came with had a sharp flavor but bore an unpleasant resemblance to laundry detergent. The rice and beans ($4) should be avoided like stale wonderbread. The rice itself was several days past the point where it should be fried, the beans little more than pasty, ornamental globs.
The meal would've been lost had a tasty bowl of sancocho ($4 for small, $7 for large) not come to the rescue. In my time lurking at lunch counters, I'd somehow consistently missed this classic soup of starchy vegetables—despite the fact that, as my friend pointed out, it can be found on nearly every Dominican menu.
Here, the bowl is filled with pork and chicken accompanied by starchy bedfellows including soft potatoes and yellow-tinged yuca. Thick and an opaque, earthy green, the soup has a robust flavor bolstered by undercurrents of oregano. Comforting enough to make you forget the chill outside, and to feel at home even in an unfamiliar and dimly lit dive. A loss on the Bronx's roast chicken front, for us, turned into a gain on the borough's soup game.
El Economico
5589 Broadway, The Bronx, NY 10463 (map) 718-295-9048
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You can do the following:
Yes. All Exontrol products are available for an unlimited time evaluation. Customers are encouraged to fully evaluate the software prior to purchasing a software license. Evaluation software may be downloaded from the Exontrol web site, is fully functional, and includes complete online documentation. During the evaluation period, you can contact technical support here.
Yes. All of our controls are royalty-free and run-time license-fee free. This means that when you purchase our products (one copy per developer on your project), you may distribute the component you purchased with your applications without paying any run-time fees to us.
You are entitled to get the the latest released version ( not including the source code, unless you do not have a subscription for it ), free of charge, for 1 Year from the purchase date. Our development team is committed to keeping in step with new technology, and Exontrol' subscription service is a convenient way to ensure your developers are always using the latest versions of our products.
You are entitled to get the the latest released version ( not including the source code, unless you do not have a subscription for it ), free of charge, for 1 Year from the purchase date. Our development team is committed to keeping in step with new technology, and Exontrol' subscription service is a convenient way to ensure your developers are always using the latest versions of our products.
I am registered user of the eXSuite package but there are a number of missing components, for which I have a development license key for. How can I get them?
The most probably you are registered user of eXSuite/COM UNICODE package. The eXSuite/COM UNICODE package contains only components that supports UNICODE, so components like eXDialog, eXDictClient, eXEMail, eXLookupNS, eXNNTP, eXResizer, eXSkin are not included in the package, because they are not UNICODE aware. In order to get the latest version of any of these components, you have to request them one by one in the update page.
I am registered user of the eXSuite package, but seems that the version of the component in the package differs the one that you list on the web site?
The eXSuite package, in all configurations, /COM, /NET, /WPF, 32-bit, 64-bit ANSI or UNICODE has more than 4GB. The eXSuite package is updated/uploaded once a month ( usually at the beginning of the month ), while individual components are updated/uploaded every week.
I am registered user of the eXSuite package, but I am missing development license keys for the new products. How can I get them?
If you are registered for eXSuite package, you are entitled to get the the latest released version ( not including the source code, unless you do not have a subscription for it ), free of charge, for 1 Year from the purchase date for each individual product you are registered for. You are registered for an individual product/component while you have a development license key for that product. New released products are not part of your eXSuite maintenance.
Yes. We definitely can confirm this. The controls are written from scratch, which means that there is NO dependency to third runtime libraries such as MFC, VB, Delphi or anything else. We provide independent components, so no matter of what programming language you are using for your application, our component requires the dll files only, nothing else, on a Windows system
Yes. The concept of Isolated COM solves the problem, so you have to be familiar with. In other words, it means you can use the /COM version, and your application can use only the DLL you provide, without being affected by any other application that could install a newer or older version of the component.
Are your controls built from scratch, or do you simply wrap Microsoft objects somehow in your own wrapper?
Yes. All of our components/products ( excepts eXMaskEdit ) are written from scratch. Our components do NOT wrap or subclass any Microsoft objects or windows such as ListBox, SysTreeView32, SysTabControl32, and so on.
All /COM components except exTab component can be used in a VBA environment like MS Access Excel, Word and so on. The exTab component requires a container that implements ISimpleFrameSite interface. Unfortunately, the VBA environment doesn't support ISimpleFrameSite interface.
Is your product able run either on a win98, winme, win nt 4, win 2000, win XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 platform?
Yes. Any of our products run just fine on all Windows systems.
This is applicable only to COM objects.
The answer is definitely yes. For instance, if you know some VB and you have some knowledge about ActiveX programming, it is enough to know how to use any of our components. If you know C++, you need to know how to insert an ActiveX control, and how to add a member of ActiveX type.
I am using the OLE View tool on a client machine and I get the error: $80040112, when I am trying to see your control?
This is applicable only to COM objects.
This is applicable only to COM objects.
This is applicable only to COM objects.
This is applicable only to ALL components.
I have installed a trial/demo/evaluation product, but I am not able to run any of the installed samples?
This is applicable only to COM objects.
Locate the file "uninstall.exlog" in the folder where you have installed the component. By default the control's path is: "C:\Program Files\Exontrol\ControlName". Once that you have found the file you have to run the install program again using this file as argument, or you can associate for "exlog" files the install program, and then dblclk on your Windows Explorer.
Is it possible to install the components from a batch file, so no user interface is shown (/silent install)?
Currently, the valid options for installers is:
Vista, DEP (Data Execution Prevention) and AccessViolationException or Attempted to read or write protected memory.
Currently all of our UI components are DEP compatible
I have installed the trial version of eXTree/COM, eXEdit/COM, but it gets "You must have a license to use this ActiveX control." or "Class is not licensed for use" while trying to place it to a form. What is the problem?
I have installed the trial version of eXTree/COM, eXEdit/COM, but I am still not able to place the control to a form/dialog as it gets:
I tried to install separately the exHelper tool, but it says that the it requires newer version for eXEdit/COM, eXTree/COM. What can be done?
In order to avoid this problem run regsvr32 /u extree.dll AND regsvr32 /u exedit.dll before installing the exhelper tool, or in other words uninstall any previous version of eXTree / eXEdit controls. This could happen if you previously installed another component from us.
I have purchased the registered version but my application still show "This message doesn?t appear in the registered version". What can be wrong?
This is happen because the control's DLL on the PC is still an evaluation version.
A dynamic link library (DLL) is a collection of small programs, any of which can be called when needed by a larger program that is running in the computer. An assembly is the unit of deployment and identity for managed code programs. Although assemblies can span one or more files, typically an assembly maps one-to-one with a DLL.
Unfortunately, you may encounter Win32/Fathale.B!plock false-threat with one of our installers, while you download or right-after you installed the component/product, but Fortunately, it is a false-alarm. We hope that Microsoft's Defender Team will solve this problem as soon as possible.
(64-bit) I have installed the MSI file on my x64 system, and I got "Unable to load DLL : The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)". What can be done?
Changes the solution platform from "Any CPU" to "x86". This is required, because the MSI installer installs the 32-bits version of the component. Click the "Configuration Manager", click "<New...>" from "Active solution platform" field, and select "x86" platform. Letting "Any CPU" on a 64-bits machine, builds a x64 application, which requires 64-bits version of the components. If you have installed the x64 version of the component, the application will run, else the exception "Unable to load DLL : The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)" occurs.
(64-bit) I get the "Class not registered (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80040154 (REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG))" when running the form with your /COM/ActiveX control?
On Windows 64-bit edition, the most probably is that you are running the form that contains a 32-bit edition of the component, while the project's configuration is Any CPU
(64-bit) I get "Unable to load DLL : The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)" when trying to run your samples of /NET Assembly component?
On Windows 64-bit edition, the most probably is that you are running the form that contains a 32-bit edition of the component, while the project's configuration is Any CPU.
(64-bit) I get "System.BadImageFormatException: An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007000B)". What should i do?
A). Install the 64-bit edition of the component also. The devenv is a 32-bit process, there is no devenv on 64-bit, so when you are running the form in design mode, the devenv sees the 32-bit edition of the component. Once you build and run the project ( for 64-bit or Any CPU on Windows 64 ), the 64-bit process sees only the 64-bit edition of the component, not the 32-bit edition, so the IDE gives the error as "System.BadImageFormatException: An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007000B)".
(64-bit) I get "cannot find file" for /NET or /WPF / "Class not registered (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80040154 (REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG))" for /COM. What can I do?
The most probably you have installed the 32-bit component on a Windows 64-bit system.
(64-bit) All your samples work, but I can not insert the component to my project as it is not listed in COM Components page of the IDE (toolbox items)?
On Windows 64-bit edition, the most probably is that you have installed the 64-bit edition of the component, while the VS IDE requires the 32-bit edition. The devenv is a 32-bit process, there is no devenv on 64-bit, so when you are running the form in design mode, the devenv sees the 32-bit edition of the component.
Open the Task manager. If the process name ends with *32 it means that the process is 32-bit, else the process is running on 64-bit.
Use the depends tool (Dependency Walker) to load the library. Dependency Walker is part of several Microsoft products, such as Visual Studio, Visual C++, Visual Basic, Windows 2000/XP/2003 support tools (on the Windows CD), Windows 98/NT/2000/XP/2003 Resource Kits, Platform SDK, Windows DDK, Windows SDK, and MSDN. There are also several places on the Microsoft web site that it can be downloaded from for free. The depends will give you all information about the loaded library, including third library that the library requires If we are speaking of our components, you must know that there is no third library as mfc, vb, or any runtime library is required, as they are built from scratch. Only system libraries are required. Anyway without them, there is no system.
Yes, the control works on Windows 64-bit as follows:
We provide 32-bit and 64-bit configurations for almost of our components. In conclusion, you require the 32 or/and 64-bit version of the component based on the type of your application.
We provide 32-bit and 64-bit configurations for almost of our components.
The following components presents a tabular view of data, with edit support:
While both components can display multiple columns, on a hierarchy, there are a few differences we will highlight bellow. You can consider that the eXGrid is a superset of eXTree, so all that eXTree supports, the eXGrid supports as well, so in conclusion the eXGrid component includes:
Gantt chart is a time-phased graphic display of activity durations. Activities are listed with other tabular information on the left side with time intervals over the bars. Activity durations are shown in the form of horizontal bars. So, as all three components can display gantt charts, you can consider that all that eXGantt or eXG2Host can do, everything can be done using the eXG2antt, or in other words, the eXG2antt is a superset of eXGantt.
A LZW file is a binary file that compress data required by a product / component, including executables, DLLs, images, documentation, and so on. Internally, the LZW file can start with LZW or LZM. The eXInstaller tool is able to view, unpack and install a LZW file. The ExInstaller is a software component and application programming interface (API) for Microsoft Windows OS used for the installation, maintenance, and removal of our software. The ExInstaller is the base tool that installs / uninstalls any of our software products. The installation information and the files themselves, are packaged in installation packages ( .LZW files ).
An EBN file is a binary file that holds information about a skin object. The EBN file provides skin capabilities for almost all of our UI components. The skin method, in it's simplest form, uses a single graphic file assigned to the client area of the painting object. By using a collection of objects laid over the graphic, it is possible to define which sections of the graphic will be used as borders, corners and other possible elements, fixing them to their proper position regardless of the size of the painting object. The skin file ( EBN ) is organized as a hierarchical list of objects. Each object can display a portion of picture with attributes like tile, stretch or transparent or a background color. The position for each child object is relative to its parent, and can be aligned to any side of the parent's client area. Internally, the EBN file can start with EXBN.
Here's the list of products we keep, maintain and improve:
If I purchase a Control and I have a problem with it, what level of support am I entitled to? For example, if there is a bug in the Control will Exontrol fix it for me at not extra charge?
No extra-fee will be charged or asked if you as a customer or not report a bug or a problem. By a bug we mean a situation that produces a freeze / lock or a crash within your application, due one or more of our components. By a problem we mean a mall-function of one or more or our components, not a wish. If you consider that you have found a bug or a problem, please contact us, and give us detailed information on how we can replicate the bug or the problem.
By default, the setup installs a chm file into your system folder. You can open the control's documentation by typing the control's name followed by .chm in the Run dialog box of your windows. For instance, click Start button, then Run... and type exg2antt.chm The eXG2antt's documentation is shown. Also, you can access the help file by pressing F1 key when in VB and the control is selected in design mode.
I can't open the CHM file, as it gets "Action Canceled", "Navigation to the webpage was canceled". What can I do?
This is mostly related to Windows security and happen when the CHM file is copied from the internet or from one computer to another.
The X-Script language was designed and implemented by us as lite as possible ( no dependencies ) to let users play the component into a web browser ( or any ActiveX container ). The X-Script language is simple but powerful. Shortly, you can call object methods, you can assign a value to a property, you can get the value of a property into a variable. The most important thing, is that if a property or method gets a new object, by using the { }( context brackets ) you can call the properties or methods for the returned object. Please check also the How can I use the control's Template page? entry.
The most probably thing is that you have installed a service pack for your Internet Explorer browser. The problem is that your web browser disables the ActiveX Inline Data Streaming Functionality described here. ( Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 317599 ). There is only a value that should be added to your registry. The name of the key is EnableInlineData. You can download and import the registry file here. If you still want to do it manually here's what you need:Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\ActiveX Compatibility] "EnableInlineData"=dword:00000001
By default, any retail, team, site or source version of the control installs on your development machine, the DLL that should be redistributed with your application as described bellow. For instance, if you have installed the eXGrid/COM, then the required DLL is exgrid.dll could be located in your system folder, since if you have installed the eXGrid/NET assembly, the required DLL is exontrol.exgrid.dll which goes to the folder where the component and samples has been installed. Shortly, the /COM require just registration on the client machine unless you are not using it on an Isolated Application, while the /NET assembly requires just copying it to the same folder where the EXE application is.
This is applicable to COM
This is applicable to COM, /NET or /WPF objects.
This is applicable only to COM objects.
I've just installed the registered version ( /NET Assembly ) after I purchased from you, and my mockup application does not show my data, as it did using the trial version. What's wrong?
You must set the RuntimeKey property as explained in the redist.txt file in the section: B> Runtime License Key. You can find your registered key in the e-mail you received initially when purchased the component as follows: Your runtime license key is "...". Please read the redist.txt file for more information about using your runtime license key.
I get an "Invalid License Key" error when I use the key from my registration email. What am I doing wrong?
Usually it is happen when using the license key from another products, or when using the runtime license key instead your development license key. The development key can be found on your registration email in xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx format. The development license key is always generated based on your registration details at purchasing time. The development license key and runtime license key are different and can not be used one with another. The development license key is only required when you install the product on your development license key. The runtime license key is required when inserting components at runtime ( by code ), or when running /NET Assemblies.
What's the policy on upgrades and updates to the registered controls. Are all new versions supplied free or is there a charge for certain version number increases?
You are entitled to get the the latest released version ( not including the source code, unless you do not have a subscription for it ), free of charge, for 1 Year from the purchase date. You can find more details here.
Our license allows you to distribute our controls only with your stand-alone applications.
The application works ok on the development machine, and doesn't work on the client machine. Is there anything I can do?
This is applicable only to COM objects.
The Microsoft Visual DevStudio setup installs in the C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\Tools ( C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET\Common7\Tools\Bin ) a tool called Dependency Walker ( depends.exe ). If you want to find the control dependencies you need to run the Dependency Walker tool, and to open the control's DLL The tool opens a new window where the control dependencies are displayed.
Once that you have purchased an Exontrol product, you will receive a new setup that contains the retail, source, or site version for the product. You have to use the development license key only with version you received. You cannot use the development license key for demo/trieal setup file.
This is applicable only to COM objects.
This is applicable only to COM objects.
This is applicable only to COM objects.
This is applicable only to COM objects.
If I try to register a dll or ocx file using rgsvr32 I get "DllRegisterServer in ... Return code was 0x8002801C"?
This is applicable only to COM objects.
I have installed the product, using Administrator account, but when I use another account, the control tells me that "License information for this component not found, You do not have an appropriate license to use this functionality in the design environment."?
This is applicable only to COM objects.
This is applicable only to COM objects.
I've installed my application ( which uses one of your components ) to a client machine, but when I try to insert a new control to a Form I've got "You have no license for this ActiveX, contact its supplier", "License information for this component not found. You do not have an appropriate license to use this functionality in the design environment", "The ActiveX control cannot be instantiated." or "The ActiveX control could not be instantiated because it requires a design-time license". Am I doing something wrong?
This is applicable only to COM objects.
For some reason, we lost the setup / development license key / runtime license key, we need to change the registered email address, the setup is not working anymore or your maintenance is expired. What it is possible we can do?
This is applicable to COM/NET/WPF objects.
The license is per developer, not machine. All of our controls are royalty-free and run-time license-fee free.In conclusion, you need to purchase one copy per developer on the project. This means "one for EVERY developer on the project.", not " one copy per developer using the control". All of our controls are royalty-free and run-time license-fee free. This means that when you purchase our products, you may distribute the component you purchased with your applications without paying any run-time fees to us. The Site-Developer license allows you to use the component by any developer, on any machine, inside your company (single-mail-address).
So far I have been deploying my application with the Exontrol components being COM registered but I would like to change that to use them as side-by-side assemblies. I am not clear on is how that manifest file should be structured when using it to deploy more than one component?
An assembly manifest is an XML file that describes a side-by-side assembly. Assembly manifests describe the names and versions of side-by-side assemblies, files, and resources of the assembly, as well as the dependence of the assembly on other side-by-side assemblies. Isolated COM allows your application to use ActiveX components without having to register them. The original vision of this was to allow copy deployment of the application, but Isolated COM has many benefits. You can have a private copy of the DLL without worrying that another application will install an older or newer copy that breaks your application. Isolated COM also allows you to successfully install and run on non-Administrator accounts.
This is applicable only to COM objects (The /NET and /WPF assemblies are UNICODE aware).
I have just downloaded your product but seems to be the ANSI version. How can I get the UNICODE version?
This is applicable only to COM objects (The /NET and /WPF assemblies are UNICODE aware).
I have installed the UNICODE trial version of eXTree/COM, eXEdit/COM, but I still can't see the UNICODE characters. What am I doing wrong?
This is applicable only to COM objects.


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Look for 'Under the Dome' to influence TV future
The CBS drama "Under the Dome" has the potential to be a game-changer for network television.
An estimated 13.5 million people watched the debut a week ago Monday of the summer series based on a Stephen King book about an invisible dome landing over a small town, the Nielsen company said. It's been 20 years since a new summertime drama opened so strongly.
An additional 3.2 million people watched "Under the Dome" either on their DVRs or by ordering it through an on-demand service, Nielsen said. CBS reran the premiere Sunday night, and 5.1 million people watched.
Numbers that big surely compel a response in television executive suites. Even before "Under the Dome," Fox had talked about creating big event dramas with a limited run, including a return of "24." Broadcast networks have wondered for years how to stem erosion during the summer, and a successful drama came along at just about the time the reality franchises they had been relying on were beginning to age.
The second episode of "Under the Dome" that aired this Monday was seen by 11.5 million viewers.
CBS said it will air 13 episodes before it ends in September. Its executives have talked about continuing the series beyond that, most likely next summer.
CBS won the week in prime time, averaging 5.7 million viewers. NBC had 4.9 million viewers, ABC had 3.7 million, Univision had 3.6 million, Fox had 3.3 million, Telemundo had 1.8 million, ION Television had 1.3 million and the CW had 710,000.
USA was the week's most popular cable network, averaging 2.7 million viewers in prime time. TNT had 2.4 million, The Disney Channel had 2.3 million, History had 2.13 million and TBS had 2.05 million.
NBC's "Nightly News" topped the evening newscasts with an average of 7.5 million viewers. ABC's "World News" was second with 6.7 million and the "CBS Evening News" had 6.1 million viewers.
For the week of June 24-30, the top 10 shows, their networks and viewerships: "Under the Dome," CBS, 13.53 million; "America's Got Talent" (Tuesday), NBC, 10.23 million; "NCIS," CBS, 8.37 million; NHL Stanley Cup Final, Game 6: Chicago vs. Boston, NBC, 8.16 million; "The Big Bang Theory" (Thursday, 8 p.m.), CBS, 8.15 million; "The Big Bang Theory" (Monday, 9:30 p.m.), CBS, 7.35 million; "60 Minutes," CBS, 7.17 million; "The Big Bang Theory" (Monday, 9 p.m.), CBS, 6.65 million; "The Bachelorette," ABC, 6.56 million; "Big Brother 15" (Wednesday), CBS, 6.51 million.