Lora Little present Cayce's story of how and why a Hall of Records was established in the Yucatan. Lora Little at the Penn Museum.In this compelling book, John Van Auken, author of numerous Cayce-related books, and Dr.

As part of the research for this book, the actual field notes and many artifacts from the Piedras Negras excavations were examined by Dr. Subsequent research clearly showed that the only place being excavated in the Yucatan by Penn was Piedras Negras. The site, Piedras Negras, Guatemala, is definitely concealing ancient buried records.In 1933 Cayce related that the third record hall, located in the Yucatan, was at that moment being excavated by archaelogists representing the University of Pennsylvania (Penn) and that some of the artifacts were sent to their museum. The third Hall, located in the general area of the Yucatan, may now be nearing discovery. The Hall of Records at Giza in Egypt has eluded discovery and a second hall is covered by the Atlantic Ocean near the island of Bimini in the Bahamas. According to the 'Sleeping Prophet' Edgar Cayce, nearly 13,000 years ago these records were buried at three separate locations in the world by priests of Atlantis, just before the final destruction of this fabled continent. Deep in the heart of the largely unexplored jungles of the Yucatan lies a storehouse of records telling the history of all humanity and revealing the origin and meaning of life.

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