Edgar Cayce and David Wilcock, and friends.
This is Cayce on the left, and Wilcock on the right.
Now for some of Cayce's friends, and David's friends.
One Morton Blumenthal, friend of Cayce, and one Chris, friend of Wilcock.
Morton Blumenthal was heavily involved in Cayce's work, using his readings to win in the stock market.
Blumenthal had a bitter falling-out with Cayce after he had funded the Cayce Hospital, but did not listen to the readings' suggestion to sell all his stock thereafter.
The Great Crash of 1929 quickly wiped out Blumenthal's asset base and destroyed the Cayce Hospital very quickly. Blumenthal also sold Cayce's own home out from under him thereafter, betraying his trust and leaving him destitute.
Chris, pictured here, was David's longest-lasting friend in college, and one of a very small number of people David has stayed in contact with from university. Chris implicitly trusted David's editing help to "sex up" his term papers, requesting it for each and every assignment, and always paying him for his work. Morton was Cayce's single best customer, having paid for hundreds and hundreds of readings.
Edwin Blumenthal, friend of Cayce, and Jude, friend of Wilcock.
Edwin Blumenthal also had many Cayce readings and was a close friend of Cayce's prior to the big falling-out.
The Cayce Readings said that Edwin had been Jesus' brother Jude in a past life, which makes this connection all the more curious.
They also said that Edwin could be a conscious channeler and do even better readings than Cayce.
David's friend Jude, pictured here, was his longest-standing friend in high school, and the only friend from that time who David is still in contact with.
Jude now has a professional photography career specializing in portraits -- just like Cayce did.
I find it kind of extraordinary.