Date: Sunday, September 20, 3:30-5 PM Eastern
Tickets: $40. Space is limited; please register early.
Presented online via Zoom. An invitation to the Zoom event will be emailed to you shortly after registration. (If not received, check your Spam folder, or contact us at info@edgarcaycenyc.org)

What if healing begins not only with what we do, but with how deeply we listen — to our bodies, our intuition, our inner wisdom and the natural world around us?

For more than a century, the teachings of Edgar Cayce have invited us to consider healing as a relationship between body, mind, and spirit and to recognize that the choices we make each day can become part of our journey toward greater wholeness and well-being.

In this experiential 90-minute presentation, psychotherapist, educator, and holistic practitioner Sue Waldman brings Cayce’s wisdom into contemporary life through the lens of both her four decades of professional experience and her own personal healing journey.

Sue’s exploration of holistic living deepened through her experiences with endometriosis, symptoms associated with early menopause, and high cholesterol, and more recently while recovering from a broken hand, torn shoulder muscle, and fractured foot, where, with the help of her practices, surgery was no longer needed. The healing she experienced was profound: it went well beyond the expected prognosis, and there was no recurrence of the conditions considered long-term. These experiences awakened an even deeper curiosity about the body’s capacity for healing and the interconnectedness of our physical, emotional, and spiritual lives.

Together, participants will explore:

• Edgar Cayce’s holistic understanding of body, mind, and spirit
• Meditation, prayer, and inner listening
• Dreams, intuition, and the wisdom of the unconscious
• Castor oil and hydrotherapy within Cayce’s approach to wellness
• Essential oils and nature-based practices
• Food as nourishment and an element of conscious living
• Stress, the nervous system, and well-being
• Nature as sanctuary and a pathway back to presence
• Mindfulness and guided imagery for emotional and spiritual well-being
• Simple practices to bring greater intention and awareness into everyday life

Rather than simply learning about Edgar Cayce, participants are invited to experience his wisdom as a living practice — one rooted in curiosity, presence, and a deeper relationship with themselves and the natural world.

Come with an open heart and a curious mind. Leave with new possibilities for bringing greater awareness, nourishment, and sacred intention into the way you care for your body, mind, and spirit.

Inspiration Behind the Presentation

Sue’s relationship with holistic living has unfolded over decades through her work as a psychotherapist, wellness coach, and educator, as well as through her own personal and spiritual journey.

She has practiced meditation and guided imagery daily since 2004. Over time, her exploration of healing expanded beyond the traditional counseling room to embrace mindfulness, energy work, creativity, nature, and the wisdom found in everyday rituals of conscious living.

Her journey eventually led her to create The Pink Light Sanctuary^®, a living garden sanctuary where roses, herbs, wildlife, water, and the changing seasons have become teachers in their own right.

The Sanctuary embodies a philosophy that increasingly shapes Sue’s life and work:

Healing does not always require us to search farther away. Sometimes it begins by becoming deeply present to what is already around us.

Through the wisdom of Edgar Cayce, Sue discovered another language for principles she had been exploring throughout her life — the interconnectedness of body, mind, and spirit and the possibility that our daily choices can become sacred acts of healing.

This presentation is an invitation not simply to learn about that wisdom, but to experience it personally and to leave with practices that can continue long after the program has ended.

Please note: This event will be recorded, and the recording shared with all event registrants. If you interact in the workshop while it’s being recorded (via questions or comments), your voice, your video transmission (if you choose to turn it on), and your profile name and profile photo, if available, may be part of the recording. You can adjust the information you want visible in your Zoom account settings (before joining the event). You have full control over whether your personal video transmission is turned on or off at any point during the event, and whether you choose to share or interact in any way while the event is being recorded. You’ll also be able to ask questions via chat, but note that we may decide to include the contents of the chat in the recording, so be mindful of how personal the information you share in the chat is and whether you’re using your full name to share it. For more info on Zoom meetings, please see the Zoom website.