On January 3, 1945, Edgar Cayce, a renowned American spiritualist, passed away at the age of 67. Born in Kentucky in 1877, Cayce received little formal education but was a voracious reader and self-taught himself many subjects. He worked as a photographer, traveled to Egypt to study the pyramids of Giza, and wrote books on religion and metaphysics. Cayce is best known for his psychic readings, which he referred to as his "trance work" and conducted thousands of over his lifetime. His readings had encompassed a variety of topics, including health, reincarnation, dreams, past lives, and mystical topics. Cayce is remembered for his incredible knowledge and insights in the metaphysical world. He was a generous man, often giving readings free of charge, and his legacy will be remembered for many generations to come.