Permission
Policy Guidlines
The Edgar Cayce readings
are copyrighted by the Edgar Cayce Foundation. The first notice
of copyright for the readings was in 1945, although they were
not “published” at that time. A series of copyrights
were registered for periodic published excerpts over the next
several years. The entire readings were first registered for
copyright with the Copyright Office of the Library of Congress
in 1971. Material was added and previous material modified for
various electronic (CD-ROM) versions of the readings (including
background, reports, and indexes) several times from 1993 through
2005. The new or modified material in these versions have been
registered. In 2005, the basic copyright notice in a document
quoting from the readings is:
Edgar Cayce Readings © 1971,
1993-2007 by the Edgar Cayce Foundation
Permission to Use Quotations without
Written Request : Writers and others
wishing to quote from the Cayce readings in books or other
published literary forms may do so without written
E.C.F. permission if the total word count of all cited Cayce
quotations is no more than 500 words. The quotation
itself must be presented according to the following conditions: