(Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County photo)
Hopkinsville clairvoyant Edgar Cayce will be remembered later this month with a day of activities to celebrate and educate one of Christian County’s noted historical figures.
Alissa Keller, the executive director of the Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County, said this year’s event would be held on one day.
click to download audioCayce was born in Christian County in 1877. He was said to learn his math lessons for school by sleeping with his head on a book and later said that he spoke to angels, heard the voices of dead relatives, and could see auras around people.
Cayce is known as the most documented psychic of the 20th century and gave psychic readings to thousands of people, diagnosing illnesses and revealing prophecies.
Keller said some of the activities on March 25 would include a healer.
click to download audioMost of the events will be held in and around the Pennyroyal Area Museum in downtown Hopkinsville, which Keller said tries to keep its exhibit of Cayce new for museumgoers.
click to download audioSome of Cayce’s clients included President Woodrow Wilson, inventor Thomas Edison, and composer George Gershwin.
