Henry E Reed

From the Introduction by, Rosemary Ellen Guiley:"A good teacher is someone who enables you to discover for yourself what you are capable of achieving. A good teacher is someone who helps you bring out your best. In The Intuitive Heart, Henry invites you to step onto the path of love and discover wha...

Authors Kevin J. Todeschi and Henry Reed have studied, applied, and taught the Cayce material for decades. Using contemporary language that speaks to our time, the authors cover twenty-four major topics from the readings and explore the material given from Cayce in light of what we know today in mod...

We all have psychic experiences without even realizing it. Now you can harness the power of your inborn psychic awareness.In his lifetime, American visionary Edgar Cayce introduced thousands to the wonders of psychic awareness. Now his carefully preserved writings are illuminated by well-known psych...

"This very funny story is Henry's straight-faced journal of his summer activities. Henry, who has an interest in nature and a talent for making things happen, establishes the firm of Henry Reed, Inc., Research, and with neighbor Midge as an ally, engages in a series of projects usually profitable to...

This account of Henry's baby-sitting summer begins with his first frantic encounter with a four-year-old monster named Danny, picks up steam as Henry becomes more and more involved, and ends with what is undoubtedly the only recorded case of peacock-sitting in history.

In a never-before-published Edgar Cayce title, Henry Reed shows readers how to discover the hidden powers of their minds and souls. An illuminating work that takes readers on a journey to the most important realm of the human spirit.

The journal from Henry's trip across the country with the Glass family, telling of the sights they saw and the strange things which resulted when Henry and Midge became involved in innocent and blameless goings-on.

Henry had meant to merely launch his career as a producer in small Grover's Corner, but before the summer was over, he had organized a rock-music festival and put on a wild, wild rodeo.